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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Piratecat" data-source="post: 918733" data-attributes="member: 2">In the summer we sometimes game on our back deck, overlooking the yard. Otherwise we game in a wonderful room on the third floor of our house. It's a little narrow to be ideal - the walls slope in towards the roof's peak - but we can easily fit nine players when necessary, and we're surrounded by gaming paraphenelia.  Before last week (when the poor little guy got eaten by coyotes, of all things - in suburban Boston!) the authentic three-legged piratecat made things a little tricky, as he'd immediately jump onto peoples' chairs the exact instant they stood up to look at the battlemap or get soda; sort of the epitome of a readied action. Our games might run a little smoother, but we'll miss him terribly. I either write the story hour at my kitchen counter,  or at my local coffee shop up the road. My writing comes in big creative bursts after I sit and ruminate on the story for a week or so.  If I waste an hour writing dribble one night, I can usually count on some productive writing the next.</blockquote>