Now with more doors!

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This is why you don't piss off a redneck with a sledge hammer.	For a few months, I ran a Vampire game in which Chris was a player. At this time, Chris' wife Elisa was taking a course on cake decoration. To celebrate the end of our game, she make a vampire clown cake and brought it in for us.
	If you ever went into the back hallway prior to March, you may have noticed that the hall was less than tidy. Eventually, Bill decided that something must be done, so he took it upon himself to (in exchange for swag) clean the store. The picture here is Erin's reaction to wandering into the back hallway, unaware of Bill's labors.
After many months of hoving around 2 attendees, our Sunday night Heroclix suddenly started to draw larger crowds.	One of the first customers to get a crack at the new case of Unleashed, the newest expansion for Heroclix.
Jason excitedly holds up the coolest plush ever made by Toy Valut: plush d10s and d20s.	Pete tries out the new edition of Axis and Allies. After playing a few games with Pete, I can definitively say two things: (1) Axis and Allies Revised is an excellent revision of the original, and (2) Pete can kick my ass in strategy games any day of the week.
Rednecks gone wild!!!
Jeff ran a Black Hand Vampire one shot that was one of the most popular oneshots that we ever ran.	The game was so good that even the giant Killer Rabbit joined in.