Didn't know where to put this so...

Ok the thing is, i want to play a Dungeons & Dragons tabletop game *or any kind of tabletop game with similar gamestyle* but, don't wanna go through the trouble of buying one *since they cost ALOT and i'm not sure that this is something i want to buy without even trying beforehead*

What options are available to me?

Let me get this straight, you want to play DnD and buy your own board, but not buy your own board...

Suggestions, borrow your friend's board.

My friends don't have any. I was wondering if there are any *online* simulators i can try to decide if i want to buy my own board.

You can read about it or look at some videos.

There is a DnD Online, but it looks more like World of Warcraft than a board game.
http://www.ddo.com/

I saw this a while ago: http://www.wizards.com/dnd/redbox.aspx (hit play in a game button).

it shows stores near you that host games. i used to know some guys who played warhammer 40k, and they went to a shop that hosted those, D&D, and trading card games. there were even tournaments. maybe you can find a place and sit in or just watch

just saying, there are usually games stores that have them instore for players...... but thats just around where i live not sure about other countries.

I'm not sure what you mean with "or any kind of tabletop game with similar gamestyle", but there are various free RPG systems in the internet.

Take samples from DnD and all the other tabletop games. Then mix that shit together and make your own game. If you do it right, it will be awesome and you can make money off of it.

-Burrow friends game
-copy board on giant oldschool copy machine
-tape pages together
-substitute game pieces with whatever is lying around the house
-???
-profit
-Sweet! I'm a level 10 condom wrapper.

There are usually game boards thats for demos in stores near you.
I got started on warhammer first by just watching a few weeks of them playing.
Slowly you'll get into it and save up money for any games.
If you think a game is too expensive = Dont bother thinking about it.
D&D is pretty fun, although I've never had much love for rpg board games.

i don't really care how expensive it is but, i don't want to buy something i know nothing about for such a price. And my point was : i wanted to see how it's played before i buy my own.

Then do what I've suggested :)
Go to a local game shop and Im sure people there will love to help and guide you.
If not, then find the game online I guess. :P

That's what i have been asking from the very beginning *but i guess i didn't spell it right* since the closest gamestore to me is about 700 km away...

This is when the internet comes in.

This looks amazing but. i'm no storyteller sadly...... You still convinced me though thanks !