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Hey guys, I'll be starting school at Willamette this fall and I'm trying to find out whether it'll be worth it to bring models with me when I move in. Some quick research tells me that there are a couple stores in the area that sell GW stuff, with Wild Things Games being closer to campus. How big is the community for AOS/40k in the area, and which store gets the most traffic? It 'd be great of I could find a group to play with regularly.

 LucwarmTea wrote:
Hey guys, I'll be starting school at Willamette this fall and I'm trying to find out whether it'll be worth it to bring models with me when I move in. Some quick research tells me that there are a couple stores in the area that sell GW stuff, with Wild Things Games being closer to campus. How big is the community for AOS/40k in the area, and which store gets the most traffic? It 'd be great of I could find a group to play with regularly.

There is definitely a crowd down there, the longstanding big 40k store in town less than a mile walk from campus near the downtown mall (Borderlands) recently closed unfortunately after a quarter century of operation, however Next Level Gaming appears to be where people have moved to out on Lancaster.