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Runehammer
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About
A Frankford Avenue tabletop hotspot for D&D, wargaming and TCGs, Runehammer is best known for the Octagon, an eight-person private gaming room with castle-style walls, fake torches and a mini-fridge. They stock Magic boosters and release-day playsets, plus Pokemon and Lorcana, alongside board games and a busy event calendar.
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Accessibility
Accessible restroomAccessible seating
Payment
Credit cardsDebit cardsContactless / tap
From 36 customer reviews
What the players say
The thing that truly sets Runehammer apart from other shops is an undying love and devotion to ttrpgs (tabletop role playing games.) The shop is warm, inviting and inspiring to even those who have never gotten the chance to sit at a table and roll dice before. While still new…
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Damion Sailors
4 months ago
Incredible space, great people, and unmatched creative energy. I’ve played here, rolled dice late into the night, and gotten my "Outrider" jam on as the realms ignited before us. it’s the kind of shop where stories stick and friendships form. If you love RPGs and skirmish games…
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Patrick Theaker
3 months ago
Some board games, but mostly wargaming minis (Warhammer, battletech, DnD) books, paints. It doesnt have everything but its a great nerd zone. You can rent space to paint some preprimed minis ready to go. Super fun. Also, my 7 year old lost his mind there.
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Aaron Olk
5 months ago
This place was super freaking cool. Bought an awesome set of dice, they had customer game systems, and the most amazing play space I’ve seen. I can’t wait to join a game in here. The manager was also super welcoming, and had the best glasses I’ve ever seen.
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Kia Wilson
a year ago
Today, I went to the Grand Opening of Runehammer and the experience was far more immersive than I could have imagined! If you're a seasoned pro in the RPG world, a beginner or just RPG curious - you HAVE to go here. It's everything you would ever imagine and honestly feels like…