Is this the world's best D&D gaming room?

The Burntwire Brothers have spent two years building a D&D room to contain their collection and perform as a space to play. Along with automatic lighting, strobes, and a fog machine, plus an integrated sound system, it contains props from the D&D movie, lanterns, stained glass effect windows, a door which requiers a skeleton key to open, a weapons rack, and a portcullis - plus, of course, shelves for gaming books and accessories.

You can see more photos at the original thread, but here are some of the highlights.

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[TarionzCousin]

"Is this the world's best D&D gaming room?"

Yes.

 

[lyle.spade]

Clearly, this guy does not have enough boxed sets.

 

[Kamaloo]

Now all he needs is a gaming table: http://geekchichq.com/the-sultan-gaming-table.html

 

[Hand of Evil]

no chains with player hanging from them

great room

 

[iwarrior-poet]

Beats me... by a LOT...

 

[Superchunk77]

Why on earth would you knowingly purchase props from the D&D movie? I am still doing my best to forget it existed.

 

[Jester David]

Has me beat as well. But I'm happy with my set-up:

http://youtu.be/mwvnjMKFLSY

Any more would be overkill.

 

[Greybird]

Why on earth would you knowingly purchase props from the D&D movie? I am still doing my best to forget it existed.

The fellow also has two copies of the Dragon Strike board game. One is slightly more than enough.

 

[edutrevi]

"Is this the world's best D&D gaming room?"
A. [ ] Yes.
B. [ ] Sure!
C. [ ] Obvious...