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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Sword of Spirit" data-source="post: 8469156" data-attributes="member: 6677017">I not sure about that many tables in a luxurious 800 foot dining area (that‘s taking out a little space for restrooms and an entrance area).Could you provide a floor plan? I’m the kind of person who gets out a tape measure to help me visualize a folding boat, and 40’ x 40’ definitely doesn‘t feel like it would fit a luxurious dining area with 13 to 16 tables and space to walk around without bumping into your neighboring tables.As far as the comparisons of 100 square feet being a typical modern bedroom size, that‘s fine, but unless the entire stronghold is bedrooms people are going to be more packed than that (and will have much more cramped sleeping quarters). Strongholds will have a variety of storerooms and other utility areas that are presumably included in the square footage, but aren‘t what we think of when we think of the area. Just look at the restauraunt example—we have to subtract the coat room and entrance areas and restrooms as well as the kitchen before we can look at how many square feet those tables actually have to work with.I think this is the sort of thing where you really need sample maps of these strongholds so it can be seen how this is all supposed to work. I think we will find that it doesn’t work well for many types of strongholds, even if we assume (as we should) that not everyone is on duty at once (though depending on the type of stronghold, even those not on duty might be present most of the time).</blockquote>

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