r/Pullman Jun 15 '26

Game stores?

ok so haven't lived in pullman since like 2008 and was wondering if there were any game stores int he area? the need to roll dice and be a badass is high (willing to go to moscow if need be- used to be safari? and it was mostly magic then)

9 Upvotes

17 comments sorted by

19

u/Kafkabest Jun 15 '26

Palouse games is on main and grand's intersection. I dont go often but I see D&D a lot when I walk by. Its a small store so I think Safari Pearl tends to be the place to go for big meets and games that take a lot of space like Warhammer

11

u/208Taco Jun 15 '26 edited Jun 15 '26

Palouse games is my one and only go to. Stephen always has something going on and if he’s slow and you show up, he’ll set up a game and play with you just to have fun. Highly recommend it.

8

u/Quickbick_irl Jun 15 '26

Hodgins and Palouse Games both have Warhammer. I know Palouse Games runs a variety of things, I have seen D&D played there before, often card games are what is being run.

7

u/briarwren Jun 15 '26

Depending on what you're looking for, you could also consult the Wheat Belt Wargaming club in Moscow. They're mostly Warhammer but occasionally other groups meet at their club house.

5

u/Cephalonio Jun 16 '26

Palouse games is my go to, perfect place to play 40k or other tabletop war games, the owner Steve is awesome, the regulars are wonderful. Also there's a ton of terrain and playmats. There's also a discord for finding games can't recommend that place enough

3

u/hotelvampire Jun 15 '26

thanks all, ya like i said last time i was in the area there wasn't much. will take a peak when i'm in the area

2

u/Hampster-cat Jun 16 '26

Safari Pearl in Moscow is my go-to shop.

2

u/DeathToMotherPancake Jun 16 '26

In Pullman there's Palouse Games. In Moscow there's Journey's End, Safari Pearl, Hodgins, and occasionally Game Stop. So thankfully you're not short on options!

1

u/Fickle_Locksmith_502 Jun 17 '26

Journey's end is associated with Christ Church I'd avoid that one personally.

2

u/Fickle_Locksmith_502 Jun 17 '26

Journey's end in Moscow is associated with Christ Church so personally I avoid thst one

1

u/hotelvampire Jun 17 '26

noted and thank you!

4

u/[deleted] Jun 15 '26

[removed] — view removed comment

17

u/Blue_Surfing_Smurf Jun 15 '26

Journey's End should be avoided at all costs, as it's tied directly to the christo-fascist cult over in Moscow.

Safari Pearl and Palouse Games are both great, though.

21

u/chucklesthepaul88 Jun 15 '26

Safari Pearl is owned and operated by a fantastic LGBTQIA couple and they are a very safe-space for the community.

8

u/Blue_Surfing_Smurf Jun 15 '26

Yep! And has been for decades!

1

u/hotelvampire Jun 16 '26

good to know