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Since our FLGS stopped selling GW products some time ago, I haven't seen very many players around here. I'm working on trying to get a group started up but the process has been slow. At the moment, I'm working on getting in touch with various members of the student involvement organization here at Auburn University to get our Gaming Unplugged club re-registered. This being said, I'm looking for people who would want to play in this area or who attend the university. Here are a few details:

Our FLGS will definitely let us play there. The guy in charge even offered us access to their terrain, etc. That will be an option for those who aren't attending the university.
I've got some boards and some armies that I'll let be used as house armies. There's a ton of terrain that I'm working on, etc.

Right now, I'm teaching three newcomers how to play. However, it's still a bit of a learning experience for me as well since I haven't played in 8 years or so.

For students, we can get access to certain areas of the campus like other clubs do, no problem.

Keep in mind, we don't necessarily have to have GW games. I mainly play 40k, but the organization itself will be for any and all games that are "unplugged". Cards->Monopoly->D&D->MTG->DEATH TO THE HERETICS, etc.

Anyway, feel free to PM me and hopefully, if there are any people interested, we can get everything sorted out by the time I get done painting all my...crap.

Thanks,
Michael