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Your Local Store: Leeds

August 2012·p. 113

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Leeds’ relocated store establishes itself as a hub for local clubs and newer hobbyists, with gaming tables, monthly campaigns and beginner sessions. Thursday evenings also welcome returning players, providing a route back into the community rather than assuming everyone already knows the current game. The profile links the larger premises to a varied schedule of regular activity.

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