The Hollywood depiction of the tabletop game was released in cinemas last month and has created a new fandom.
The release of a new Hollywood blockbuster has resulted in a new wave of customers for a city centre business.
Store manager, Quinn Westwood said: "We have been inundated with people asking about our Monday, Wednesday, and Friday evening sessions at Geek Retreat. Customer and avid fan, Lewis Meehan, also commented: "I have wanted to play for a while, but never had the courage to ask about it. Despite the increased interest in Dungeons & Dragons, Geek Retreat Glasgow is encouraging anyone to come into their store at Union Glasgow if they want to find out more.
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