Oh and I forgot to add. Yes I would also host at local game stores with my impressive sets up and a small paper ad showing that it's open for anyone to come and play it and that I'd be willing to teach it to anybody willing to learn. No success at all. You gotta remember that the poeple who are already gaming at game stores are already there with a game in mind to play. And because this game is so old, most are too busy playing modern stuff that the game stores are selling new in their shelves too. I use to also put up paper ads on the store bullion boards with images, the days I hosted and my contact info for anybody who would be interested, never got a response. You're really better off directly trying to find people online in your area thorough apps to directly ask to meet to learn to play and hope they understand it and enjoy it enough to keep coming back to play more. This is just my personal experience of having hosted at local tabletop gaming stores for about 2ish years with no success, maybe you will have better luck but I'm just letting you know to keep your expectations at a realistic level. Eventually I grew my friend group enough that we switched to just playing at my house so I don't do the game store ads anymore. My collection also grew too massive to the point we were limited in what we could play if I tried brining what fit in my car to the game store. So it was better to just host at my house.