Natural 20 Gaming

The best FNM shop on town! Real laid back friendly environment where one can relax and unwind after a long hard day of work. The owner is very warming, always greets me with a hearty hello everytime I walk through the door! I have played at every FNM location in Las Vegas and this hands down the best shop to play at!

You remember when America was great? When we fought wars for things like freedom and family? That’s the kind of feeling you get when you walk into a Natural 20 store near you, the feeling that it was all worth it so you and your kids could enjoy a nice time at the game shop.
A safe place for families to gather and exercise their right to learn about the latest board games or play D&D. The freedom to choose a soda, a snack or just say hello to John, Natural 20’s friendly and helpful proprietor.
This is a man who will play games with you when you come in, teach you the rules if he must and show you a good ol’ American time.
This is the kind of elite gaming store you grandfather fought for in WW2. People died for this kind of service and selection… and people truly live now that Natural 20 is a part of this great country. So know that no matter what walk of life you came from, creed or color and politics be damned — you come in as you are, but the person you are at Nat20 is the person you are going to be foe the rest of your life.
In all seriousness, I live a half hour away and make the trip on a weekly basis for fun and games. I make the drive for one reason and one reason only. Credit.
The credit that John gets for running the greatest gaming store this side of the River Jordan. The credit that goes to all our soldiers who can come home and take a load off in the luxury cigar room. The credit that every single winner of a Magic the Gathering tournament, young or old, big or small, foreign and domestic — can spend on singles, related product or just a good old fashioned entry into the next event. Five stars… just forty-​five more to go.

This place is the Neiman Marcus of Game Shops.
When you walk in you are greeted with beautiful women (or men with bowties) who fan you with palm fronds as you shop through the store while [Antonio Vivaldi– The Four Seasons– Spring– Allegro] loops in the background (it’s worth a Google). During your shopping experience, the Owner or other staff will immediately oblige any request you may have, sometimes providing you with what you need before you even ask (very strange). Then once you’ve realized you spent more time in here than you intended, you’ll most likely cancel whatever other plans you had just to stay even longer.
In all seriousness, this place is easily a half hour away from me, but it’s worth the drive for many reasons. Easily read in a bulleted list:
–John (the proprietor) pours his heart and soul into this place, and you can tell. If you need something explained have a question or are just curious about something he’ll teach or engage with you until you’re satisfied. Kind of a bummer if you’re casually playing a game with him and someone walks in but it’s expected.
–There’s never an odd number for a tournament. Usually filled by a staff member if needed.
–The player base here is very friendly, balanced, and casual while still being competitive. With that being said you don’t run into the pedo combover guy, waifu shit, and I’ve yet to smell anyone with an obnoxious odor (even at pre-​releases).
–There’s about 20 places to eat within 5 minutes. A couple within walking distance.
–Clean store, more importantly clean bathrooms. It’s also very open, can get to your seat without having to do the scuzi scuzi.
–Free not shitty WiFi.
–Board games to rent, and decks to rent for tournaments.
–Plus there’s a coke machine on deck.

Don’t bother. The owners were more interested in playing games than helping us. We were greeted by a nice energetic customer who introduced us to the proprietors. That’s were the customer service ended. In D&D terms this dungeon was a bust.

Very nice board game shop, growing in size. Friendly staff who are very willing to engage you and help find a game, explain or teach a game, chat about any topic under the sun, or leave you to browse on your own. Lots of tabletop space available for gathering with friends and playing games. Organized events and guest game publishing representative events as well to help you explore new games and find others interested in the same games as you. All in all friendly spot. Snacks and drinks available for purchase. A growing game library to borrow games for in store play. Free WiFi as well. At the North end of the strip mall.