[ SECRET POST #2177 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2177 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Geek Gifting Etiquette

[(Anonymous)]

I say do this, and then give a small gift to the person so they have something tangible as proof that you did appreciate the gift.

It could be something like a nice scarf, some of them fancily packaged cookies, chocolates... something impersonal (unless you have a good idea of what this person would like) but that is still useful or delicious.

I would suggest something DnD related, but I imagine most of the things related to DnD that would be genuinely appreciated by a gamer would be expensive.

Re: Geek Gifting Etiquette

[(Anonymous)]

I don't remember where to buy them, but I think you can get chocolate polyhedral dice for a pretty reasonable price.

Re: Geek Gifting Etiquette

[(Anonymous)]

Really? That is pure awesomeness.

OP, go Google this ASAP.

Re: Geek Gifting Etiquette

[(Anonymous)]

Five itself is a fun cheap gift for gamers! My sister-in-law did that for her group. Also maybe a Giffard for a local game shop for $5-10. They could pick out a new miniature or pity it toward a new book. I know my group loves miniatures.

Re: Geek Gifting Etiquette

[(Anonymous)]

I didn't know this was a thing, but it sounds cool.

OP, now you have no excuse

Re: Geek Gifting Etiquette

[(Anonymous)]

And if not a gift, at least give write a nice thank-you note! Mandatory.