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<blockquote data-quote="The_Warlock" data-source="post: 1709295" data-attributes="member: 21215"><p><strong>Pool....Table</strong></p><p></p><p>My game space is a finished basement - central to the action is a slightly smaller than regulation pool table, three chessex megamats cover the entire surface from edge to edge. At one end, a fold-out wooden kitchen table abuts the pool table, half of which is devoted to continued player space, and half of which if my DM's Only zone. Various maps and fantasy and sci-fi art bedeck the walls, and wall mounted lights given an even lighting distribution to the whole area. Several breakfast bar type wrought iron chairs surround the side of the pool table on the side that leads to the cellar stairs, and a couch and loveseat with a 4' square chess top table between them face the pool table's other side. My area on the foldout table includes a computer with access to my RPG file server, three small bookcases full of my most relevant gaming supplies, and hanging on the wall a 4' x 6' green chalkboard which I liberated from the trash of my college alma mater when they were upgrading their classrooms to whiteboards. A router/switch allows my players with laptops to plug in as necessary, and I maintain a bin of carboard and cardstock tokens for minis use on the battlemat. The rest of the cellar area bears shelving for additional fantasy and sci-fi books, games, RPGs, miniatures, and gaming magazines. The 7 to 8 players can generally fit in the room comfortably, and keep their stuff on the table unless a major combat ensues, in which case the battle mats are covered with colored ink and miniatures as battle devolves into a running bet on what will kill the gnome first.</p><p></p><p>The One Warlock</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="The_Warlock, post: 1709295, member: 21215"] [b]Pool....Table[/b] My game space is a finished basement - central to the action is a slightly smaller than regulation pool table, three chessex megamats cover the entire surface from edge to edge. At one end, a fold-out wooden kitchen table abuts the pool table, half of which is devoted to continued player space, and half of which if my DM's Only zone. Various maps and fantasy and sci-fi art bedeck the walls, and wall mounted lights given an even lighting distribution to the whole area. Several breakfast bar type wrought iron chairs surround the side of the pool table on the side that leads to the cellar stairs, and a couch and loveseat with a 4' square chess top table between them face the pool table's other side. My area on the foldout table includes a computer with access to my RPG file server, three small bookcases full of my most relevant gaming supplies, and hanging on the wall a 4' x 6' green chalkboard which I liberated from the trash of my college alma mater when they were upgrading their classrooms to whiteboards. A router/switch allows my players with laptops to plug in as necessary, and I maintain a bin of carboard and cardstock tokens for minis use on the battlemat. The rest of the cellar area bears shelving for additional fantasy and sci-fi books, games, RPGs, miniatures, and gaming magazines. The 7 to 8 players can generally fit in the room comfortably, and keep their stuff on the table unless a major combat ensues, in which case the battle mats are covered with colored ink and miniatures as battle devolves into a running bet on what will kill the gnome first. The One Warlock [/QUOTE]
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