Goblin Games co-owners Anne Higley (left) and Joey Wyatt (right) pose in front of their mall location, having tables open for the community, and selling various gaming items. Last September many local businesses were heavily impacted by the Labor Day flooding, but community support allowed Gobling Games to reopen in four days. (Olivia Bergmeier | Collegian Media Group)
Goblin Games sells a variety of dice for many different table-top or roleplaying games. Last September many local businesses were heavily impacted by the Labor Day flooding, but community support allowed Gobling Games to reopen in four days. (Olivia Bergmeier | Collegian Media Group)
Another product Goblin Games sells includes figures for various table-top games, including Dungeons and Dragons and Pathfinder. Last September many local businesses were heavily impacted by the Labor Day flooding, but community support allowed Gobling Games to reopen in four days. (Olivia Bergmeier | Collegian Media Group)\
Fans of Magic: the Gathering play at Goblin Games' mall location. Last September many local businesses were heavily impacted by the Labor Day flooding, but community support allowed Gobling Games to reopen in four days. (Olivia Bergmeier | Collegian Media Group)
Co-owner Joey Wyatt talks with patrons of his store at the Goblin Games mall location. Last September many local businesses were heavily impacted by the Labor Day flooding, but community support allowed Gobling Games to reopen in four days. (Olivia Bergmeier | Collegian Media Group)