The Best Gaming Table

[PaulofCthulhu]

We like ours a bit more personal. This is our "Ultimate Gaming Table" in action!

Luckily roleplaying games allow you to do this. Thankfully RPGs don't need a board or mat to play.

 

[MrFilthyIke]

We like ours a bit more personal. This is our "Ultimate Gaming Table" in action!

Luckily roleplaying games allow you to do this. Thankfully RPGs don't need a board or mat to play.

Paul, I'm not sure if you're playing CoC or having guests over for a bite to eat.

Either way, at least everyone is having fun.

 

[Wulf Ratbane]

When I actually have a dedicated game room of my very own, I'll be building my own game table.

I use an under-table projector for my maps, so the top will have to feature frosted glass.

I like the lower level tier for the players' books.

I don't need most of the other bells and whistles these tables have. Classic over-design.

Heh... I wonder if there would be a significant difference between a game table designed by engineers and a game table designed by creatives. Perhaps the Sultan vs. Ultimate demonstrates this already...

 

[ThirdWizard]

My girlfriend built me a gaming table. From wood and stuff. It's beyond my ability.

It is large enough to easily fit 8 people around it with Plexiglas that can be lifted up out of the table to put a battlemat under, with room for character sheets, dice, papers, ect. The DM seat has a nice large area where I can fit all my notes, minis, dice, and laptop behind my DM Screen. We're going to add pull outs where books can be stored along with cup holders underneath. I'll see if I can get a picture.

I love my girlfriend.

 

[Wulf Ratbane]

I love my girlfriend.

Man.

I think I do, too.

 

[PaulofCthulhu]

Paul, I'm not sure if you're playing CoC or having guests over for a bite to eat.

Either way, at least everyone is having fun.

We were actually playing CoC. It's from episode #21 of HotOE

 

[Darkwolf71]

We like ours a bit more personal. This is our "Ultimate Gaming Table" in action!

http://www.yog-sothoth.com/images/hotoe-21-hamper-5.jpg

Luckily roleplaying games allow you to do this. Thankfully RPGs don't need a board or mat to play.

Subtle. You know, like a brick... I approve.

 

[Pyrex]

While the BSG table is a thing of beauty in it's way, the Sultan is something I'd actually put in my house.

Though, honestly, if I was spending that much money I'd rather comission a table from a local woodworker that allowed for under-table projection onto a frosted tabletop like Wulf was talking about.

 

[op1983]

I like to sit down when I play from the looks of all those tables I would have to be standing the entire time. After you put all the stuff ontop of those tables you wouldnt be able to see the other players. Nah for me I like a table where I can sit down and see the table and the other players. Large surface for maps and books and whatever else and mabye something underneath for books and dice.

The projector tables Ive seen have been ok but I would like to see the function of that combined with the simplicity of some other functional gamer tables Ive seen.

 

[Duskblade]

I'm currently working up the blueprints for a new gametable capable of seating 11, the GM + 10 players.