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<blockquote data-quote="CorditeJimmy" data-source="post: 4984319" data-attributes="member: 85054">We have 4 basic classroom type tables side by side to form a roughly 8'x5' rectangle, with about 10 chairs around it. DM sits at one end, players arrange themselves around the rest of the table according to taste.Behind the DM are two huge chalk boards (benefits of using a room on campus), which are sometimes used for maps, combat order, or unrelated amusement. (Frequently bears the phrase &quot;This is not D&amp;D&quot; to discourage people from trying to loot every room and kill every NPC.)There's another table over by the window for smokers to sit on and lean out of while still participating, and generally there'll also be a laptop and speakers for background music and special effects.Games do sometimes get run at people's houses, but that's our most commonly used location due to its being relatively central for everyone to get to.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="CorditeJimmy, post: 4984319, member: 85054"] We have 4 basic classroom type tables side by side to form a roughly 8'x5' rectangle, with about 10 chairs around it. DM sits at one end, players arrange themselves around the rest of the table according to taste. Behind the DM are two huge chalk boards (benefits of using a room on campus), which are sometimes used for maps, combat order, or unrelated amusement. (Frequently bears the phrase "This is not D&D" to discourage people from trying to loot every room and kill every NPC.) There's another table over by the window for smokers to sit on and lean out of while still participating, and generally there'll also be a laptop and speakers for background music and special effects. Games do sometimes get run at people's houses, but that's our most commonly used location due to its being relatively central for everyone to get to. [/QUOTE]

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