The Game Table

[reveal]

Lazy boys around the room with their own little desk attached for each player. Then the DM has the same thing, just a bigger desk.

I wanna game at your house!

 

[palleomortis]

Yea, so do I!!!

 

[reveal]

Yea, so do I!!!

I take it you're overseas?

 

[palleomortis]

Naw, I live in OR, but I don't have any lazyboys either. Nice little fantasy tho.

(Were we supposed to say what we actually have?

 

[reveal]

Naw, I live in OR, but I don't have any lazyboys either. Nice little fantasy tho.

(Were we supposed to say what we actually have?

 

[palleomortis]

Now see, this would be perfect for me. Once they took a seat in the chair (ALWAYS leather) they would be overcome with a feeling of tiredness, and fall asleep. That way, I could go about DMing, and they don't want to admit that they fell asleep, so they all say it was great. It really boosts my self esteem, until I fall asleep.

 

[Nyarlathotep]

We got a 4' x 8' sheet of ... melamin? It's basically just like whiteboard, but inexpensive (around $35.00 CDN), and then scored a 1" grid onto it with a carpet knife and a T-square. The board is placed on top of another table we were using (4' x 8' x 1/2" sheet of plywood with folding legs attached). It works awesome and the dry-erase is much better than wet-erase.... Works great for my group! (plus if needed it can be laid against the wall out of the way.

Edit: Too much awesome in one post!

 

[Patman21967]

We kinda just lounge on couches and comfy chairs, but, if I had the space to devote, The round tables, like you see at a good restaurant works best, in my opinion.

 

[Jeff Wilder]

My game-room table is actually two tables: I think they're each 3x7, so 6x7 total. They have fold-out legs that lock. They're about $40 each at Office Depot.

 

[Psion]

Wow, those shelves look like they are custom-made for D&D-sized books.

I started a thread about bookshelves that includes a snapshot with gaming books present.