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<blockquote data-quote="wolfpunk" data-source="post: 5495844" data-attributes="member: 699">I am going to be building a gaming table for my group here shortly. It is 5' wide by 9' long. it has a 12&quot; raised border on 3 sides where the players sit (8 players total) and a 24&quot; deep border on the side where the DM sits. in the center is a 3' x 6' area that drops down 3&quot; in that space is a track that has a 36&quot; by 36&quot; square table mounted to it, we put the map, board or whatever we are playing on, on that board. Whoevers turn it is they can pull a little pulley line and move the board in front of them and then play their turn. This prevents anyone from being too far away from the board on their turn.In addition, the 12&quot; wide border is actually made up of 24&quot; wide sections that can be lifted up to provide additonal storage for game resources underneath them.I am also making an additional top that can be put on top of the whole table and be used as a regulation size ping pong table.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="wolfpunk, post: 5495844, member: 699"] I am going to be building a gaming table for my group here shortly. It is 5' wide by 9' long. it has a 12" raised border on 3 sides where the players sit (8 players total) and a 24" deep border on the side where the DM sits. in the center is a 3' x 6' area that drops down 3" in that space is a track that has a 36" by 36" square table mounted to it, we put the map, board or whatever we are playing on, on that board. Whoevers turn it is they can pull a little pulley line and move the board in front of them and then play their turn. This prevents anyone from being too far away from the board on their turn. In addition, the 12" wide border is actually made up of 24" wide sections that can be lifted up to provide additonal storage for game resources underneath them. I am also making an additional top that can be put on top of the whole table and be used as a regulation size ping pong table. [/QUOTE]

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