Now THAT's a game table.

[Boric Glanduum]

It almost makes me want to play an oceanside campaign.

Almost.

I'm still a dwarf, after all.


I'm nearly speechless.

[Just Rob]

My jaw is hanging down - for a variety of reasons (totally cool, I can't believe someone has all the talent and time to make something like this, do they have a life and/or expenses outside of this, amazing work, how much time would it take to put something like this together and how often do they game on it?)

[Boric Glanduum]

There are a couple responses to link, but as most of them require using four-letter-derived expletives, I'll say no more than this:


Lorin: time to get the big water bottle ready for the donations.

[Greylen]

lol, Wow, that is quite the table. However, it doesn't have a few features that I think are a requirement for our gaming pleasure...

1. there is not an LCD screen, or below the table projection for quick, easy mapping. Covered by Plexiglas, this is easily written on for incidentals not on the electronic map.

2. Power. No power for laptops.

3. Stations look too short for laptops. Nit-picky, I know, but could be a factor.

I still think the donation jar is a good idea, though. I want to build a table to incorporate those items, as well as many others. The best part of this link for me was the ideas it generated FOR that new table. (Slide out drink holders... sheer genius!)

I am thinking spring for this new table, depending on how things go... so any donations ya'll want to make would be more than appreciated.

[Boric Glanduum]

The only other question is what we do about moving the walls out on the game room.

[Boric Glanduum]

Check out this game room. Truly Amazing.

[Greylen]

That is a SWEET area... but I want to make ours much more high-tech... starting with

One of these days we'll be able to afford it.

[Just Rob]

Man, there are some people who get serious about their hobby!