Troll and Toad review

Troll and Toad lists Pokémon, Magic: The Gathering, Yu-Gi-Oh! and more in its range, which covers the trading card games most collectors are buying. Several of those lines sit in the same basket, so a restock for a table of players can be placed together rather than game by game. It also makes a mixed collection easier to keep together in the same room.

Yes. The store runs a buylist, and it describes that side of the business as a hub where gamers sell old cards, board games and even video games. That makes it useful for a collector whose shelf is mixed, and a sale runs through the same the United States company that sells the new stock to buyers.

The store is based in the United States, with its operations run from an address in North Carolina. Everything is handled through that base rather than a chain of shops, so a fan in another country is buying across a border. Delivery terms are worth confirming with the store before an order goes through, and the United States base handles the buying side too.

The buylist is the side of the business where the store takes in used collectibles: old cards, board games and video games. It sits alongside the retail side, so a seller can clear a mixed pile without chasing buyer after buyer. For a collector with a shelf full of mixed titles, that is a practical way to turn old stock into money.

Questions go by email to the store's support team, and that inbox is the route for anything about an order, a delivery or a sale. Replies come in writing, which works well for a buyer who wants a record of the answer and less well for a buyer who wants to sort a problem out in a call. The team works from the same the United States base as the store.

The retail side and the buying side sit with the same company in the United States, which means a collector who buys cards can also send a stack of old ones to the same address. Sellers and buyers are dealing with the same team, and questions about either side go to the same inbox. That matters for a collector clearing a finished game and restocking a game still in play.

Read it as a United States store first. Anything bought from another country is an order across a border, so delivery times and any charges on the way are worth putting to the store by email before you commit. Fans who need terms confirmed up front are better served by a seller in their own market.