Sword in the Stone Tabletop Games

★★★★★

“The staff members were all very friendly and helpful with locating items and quickly checking out. The store had a good selection of tabletop games, trading cards, and other collectibles. Definitely recommend stopping in if you're in the area of the mall, even if just to window shop!”

★★★★★

“Super friendly and helpful staff! I'm excited to go again to collect some more cards! ☺️ I went in this afternoon to look for a Mimikyu to start my very first Pokémon card collection. The associate working behind the counter was so friendly and patient and he went above and beyond to help find me a Mimikyu as he didn't want me to "leave empty handed" for my first ever card. He literally searched every nook and cranny! I wish I had gotten his name but I was so overwhelmed (in the best way) because of his kindness! Thank you, Mystery Mimikyu Finder! 100/10 experience for a first time card hunter! ✨️”

★★★★★

“Awesome store to visit in the mall! I wanted to say, I love how they combat scalpers now, so people can actually buy Pokémon and other collectibles that drop! The prices are good as well and they have cool stuff to browse through.”

★

“I used to be excited to go to here, but now I won’t be returning or suggesting them to anyone. I feel very taken advantage of. I came in with a friend to buy a d&d book, and she looked at magic cards. I commented on the avatar the last airbender ones but I don’t play magic and have no need for them. The employee, who dismissed and belittled my d&d interest, pushed me to get cards, and a display version since I would only be interested in the art. I expressed possible interest, and eventually just said I’d take it because I was getting pelted with reasons why I should get it, and reasons to not get the d&d book. Get to the cash register, thing is $50. I panic because I’m not made of money but (stupidly) made the purchase because I was so uncomfortable. I come back two days later knowing I’d never use it, to be told no returns on magic items. At all. So I was pushed into buying an item that you can’t return, while being put down for buying an item you can. I feel taken advantage of, and even a little bullied. There is no signage that magic cards are non refundable. He didn’t bother to tell me at checkout. I found out later when the manager, who didn’t bother to come talk to me about this problem, echoed it down his employees to me. This store really wants you to buy magic the gathering cards, they’re aggressive, and they don’t mind treating the customer poorly to do it. And they definitely won’t tell you the $50 item you’re buying as a non magic player (which the employee knew) is non refundable. I don’t know why they carry anything else if they’re only going to put you down for it. I’ll buy my d&d books elsewhere. Pure American greed.”