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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Jacob Marley" data-source="post: 5607169" data-attributes="member: 89537">I chose Option #4. We have a fairly large game room with multiple tables that serve various functions on game day.  The DM sits at a desk facing the rest of the tables. The desk is standard size allowing multiple books to be laid out and open for easy access. Though, it does require four DM screens to block view.  We have a second 4'x8' table that holds modular terrain pieces. We generally do not use square grids for movement opting instead for measuring movement a la Warhammer and other miniature wargames. We have an additional 4'x6' table that serves as a back-up should we need additional wilderness terrain space or if encounters will be running simultaneously in different settings. (Such as the wilderness outside the dungeon as well as the rooms immediately inside the dungeon. Play may progress back and forth between the two tables.) This table also can serve as our chips, soda, crock pot table. Finally, we have an additional three 4'x6' tables where the players sit. With five to six players a session this allows ample room for books, character sheet, laptops, dice, etc. We have about a dozen office chairs floating around the room for seating.   Not so much a throne but a very comfortable office chair!</blockquote>