Dragon's Keep - Provo

I come here with some frequency, and mostly like to wander and see what fun things I can find. New versions/expansions of games I love, cool comics, and various TTRPG materials. It's also a good place to play games. Their side room and basement are just tables set up for anyone to come in and play whatever. They have a number of games you can sample before buying, run multiple Magic the Gathering events during the week, and occasionally run introductory D&D campaigns. Some of the nicer rooms are pay to use, so be aware you can upgrade if you want.

Catering to comics/graphic novels and magic the gathering/pokemon, the place has done well in regards to that. Good selection of old and new board games and minis. Overall, something for all gamer types, with slightly more in the ccg's/tcg gaming.

I love all of the DnD goodies here and board games. They are really friendly and we were able to call in and confirm if they had the board game expansion that we wanted and held it back for us while we came to the store to pick it up!

a nice environment to get your board games and magic cards. the staff is really chill and nerdy enough to know what your geeking about and able to give good suggestions. they keep their magic cards pretty organized which is nice for finding specific cards in sets.

Great environment and a wide selection but way overpriced for Magic the Gathering. Whatever you do, do NOT buy cards or commander starter kits here. They are price gouging you. Found the same commander kit online for $20 less and the singles I wanted I found for $3 less online.

Great selection of board games, TTRPG/D&D books/accessories, and other collectables. I would suggest that they show the prices of the games for sale price tags, printed list, website, etc. rather than making customers ask at the checkout counter for each thing they might be interested in purchasing.

Friendly staff, large selection of comics, manga, and games. They have a large selection of figurines to paint, as well as the paints and primers that I came to buy. I'd definitely recommend stopping by and seeing their selection.

I spent 8 hours here for a Star Wars Armada tournament and the things that stuck out were the friendly staff, the amount of tables for gaming, and the cheap water bottles. There are a handful of standing height gaming tables on the ground floor along with all the products, and the basement has 4-6 more tables in one area plus a smaller separate room. It was steadily busy the Saturday I was there, with people playing a variety of tabletop and card games/shopping. They also have physical LFG bulletin boards. Parking in the small lot at the rear is very cramped and the handful of spaces out front are 2-hour limited, but there is street parking close enough by that it wasn't unmanageable.

Much better than Orem dragons keep, but I would still never buy Pokemon products here. They tried to charge me $90-95 for a Pokemon build and battle stadium which retails for $60 and goes for $35-40 online. I think most? of their MTG stuff is fairly priced and they have a good community. Yugioh is okay…? there. $5 for packs that retail for around ~$3.5 isn’t too bad, but definitely doesn’t make me want to buy a ton of packs from them. Lowering their prices in general especially on Pokemon, Yugioh, and dragon shield products would turn me into their biggest fan. I can’t quite recommend them as of now despite their amazing and I mean it selection. Lower prices cause people to buy more at once, and come back more frequently, thus earning you more money in the long run. This common business practice seems to be lost on them. Still a LGS I’m fine with supporting in its current state though, just not as much as I could.

A very awesome place. Comics, miniatures, cards. The cashier was a great and polite guy, welcomed me in as it was my 1st time there, and I even got myself a cold drink for the walk back.