Warhammer

Taylor Hutchinson

The store manager is very welcoming to new people. He has built a friendly community of gamers and hobbyists. There are regular events and campaigns for various Warhammer games.

Nak berd

I recently started playing Warhammer again (It was a hobby me and my father shared together since I was a little kid and he passed away a few years ago, I hadn’t been able to play without being reminded), and excitedly found this Official Warhammer store to buy some kits at. I strode up with the forgotten giddy enthusiasm of my 8 year self. I entered the shop for the first and last time at about 5pm on July 14th. I said hello to the employee at the counter (I didn’t get his name, but he happened to be bald) and he asked me “Looking for anything?” I responded with “I think I’m just gonna to browse for now, thanks.” He aggressively shouted “TALK AGAIN, SPEAK ENGLISH THIS TIME”. It was my first interaction in the shop, I was just trying to feel out the place. I was pretty taken aback but I suppose he didn’t hear me even though I had responded in a reasonable voice volume. I said again a little louder, “I’m not sure what I’m getting yet, I was just planning on browsing for now if that's alright” He said “OH, ACTUALLY WE USUALLY CHARGE EXTRA FOR BROWSING”. While some would dismiss this as “oh, he was just joking!” it wasn’t friendly or professional and it had the opposite effect of making me want to purchase something. I was intending to buy 4, full 2,000 point Age of Sigmar armies (and all the paints and supplies required) for me and my niece and nephews to paint up and play with. I figured Dad woulda liked that. I left disappointed and unsure if I should pick up the game again. I am a 35 year old burly adult man and this person didn’t hesitate being rude and condescending to me for no apparent reason. After the interaction, I thought, huh “I wonder how people (who are potentially more vulnerable than myself), and all the kids who come to the shop are being talked to and treated?” :( and “Good thing I actually do speak English well, or that guy might have been really cruel". I prefer to pay a little extra and support local game stores instead of shopping at online retailers, so kids have a place to come and hang out and play together. Unfortunately, I won’t be spending a cent at a shop who employs people like this.

Josh

Very nice and clean atmosphere. The proprietor knows his stuff and is more than happy to chat with you. I'm knew to the game and he was very informative and easy to ask dumb questions too haha. Stuff is pricey but that's the game, not the stores fault. I recommend going there and can't wait to take advantage of the free games and free painting lessons he offers!!

John Hurst

The store is well stocked, the selection is great, and I always find what I'm looking for and then some. The staff is friendly and helpful. The atmosphere is great and there's always plenty laughter and fun as people are coming together to enjoy the hobby they all enjoy. Really, the only slight gripe I have are the short hours and lack of days the store is open, but that's pretty average for all of the games workshop ran stores. It's also nice that there is a seating area toward the back that's great for reading.