Ok Matthew, we have to admit, we are throwing a BBQ today displaying the video with a Projector screen in loop mode :) Thank you for sharing the love, and for your honest feedback !
Two videos in one week! Actually pretty happy about that. Wasn't easy to think of stuff I didn't like about the table, but the lack of a power button is pretty annoying.
The power plug sticking out of the leg like that looks pretty vulnerable to being kicked as well. Needs an inset (and a 90° plug probably) to keep it safe.
@Matthew Colville I'm a new viewer and seeing this video about the table it made me wonder if you do any other product reviews? Do you ever use custom made maps? Anything like what youtuber Runehammer does?
This is a ridiculously cool table! And you've also somehow managed to make this the most fun and amusing video about a product I think I've ever watched! I really don't need this, but boy would I love to get one some day. But I am a total sucker for customised things in general, but boy is this awesome!
That is a sweet table! Matt, I am reluctant to say it after watching you the other day on Dragontalk(??), but I have to say it..... the sheer production quality of this video is amazing. You nailed it! It looks awesome, the lighting is just right, the sound is exceptional and the editing is amazing. Definitely kicked it up a notch! And the time lapse bit at the end??? Awesome! 6 stars out of 5 easy,
Several decades ago, before my brother and I were born, my father planted a red pine tree in our family bush lot. Last year the three of us went out and took the tree down and sawed it into lumber. We each have a goal for that lumber: my brother is crafting himself guitar, my father is fashioning his own casket, and I will be creating a mighty gaming table. After years of playing on ruddy kitchen tables, my table will not only be a stylish improvement, but a true piece of family heritage that I can kill off my kids and grand kids characters at for generations onward...
Oaks take FOREVER to grow...probably wouldnt have big enough to get enough wood from it...i dont see how it could be big enough to make everything he stated, anyway.
I don't know about shipping but the table seemed to run about ~$5k. I don't know about you but if I was playing games with friends once a week I think it's totally worth the price.
Very cool. My wife and I kickstarted our gaming table a few years ago, but I think I'm gonna add lights like that. I even have a set of variable color led string lights just sitting in my playroom looking for a job.
I will echo other people and say: the video & audio quality continues to be quite high, and the camera work in this one was great as well, smooth camera movement and tight editing
The creators of this amazing (as I see) table, are literally within 2km of where I live. I feel proud that Mat is promoting this and I'll buy the table when: 1) They fix the lights positioning to avoid eye fatigue while maintaining the lights on 2) Instal a power switch 3) Make sure both opposite corners (or all 4) have usb charger plugs
In 2021, seeing a group of friends play games around a table together and having Matt say he's never been happier in his life honestly makes me want to cry
Hey, Matt! When you mentioned your table had adjustable lights i felt a jolt of excitement. For years, my friends and i have been using a phone-controlled LED light over our D&D table to set mood. It's easily the best thing at the table! If you haven't done it yet, i highly advise getting familiar with your controls as it can be GREAT to set mood and create drama.
Hey Matt, Awesome table. One thing you could do would be to plug the table into a switch controlled wall plug, or barring that, get one of the wireless switch adapters to put between the wall socket and the table plug, then just keep the switch somewhere handy but where it won't get accidentally hit.
Hey Matt just wanted to put this on your most recent vid as a thank you. I'm gonna start running a game pretty soon where the basic scope of the campaign is on this large continent. The Hobgoblins of this world have gone to war against Orcdom meaning everything Orc related. This has caused Orcs to become much more established as a power in certain areas rather than scattered groups around the world. And your first adventure video from you're running the game series gave me a great way to introduce a recurring character and figure out how my players actually think. Basically thank you cause you're helping lots with this. I'm the only one familiar with dnd so its taking a lil bit for me to feel that I'm ready and they're ready to go into this. And your videos are making it easier on my mind
I play at a table built by my father, it's a perfect 8ft circle made mostly by hand. I helped build the frame but the credit is all his. Having cool tables to play at can actually make the game more fun
hey Matt, maybe someone has already suggested it, but what you can do to avoid plug-out/plug-in bottleneck is get one of those power socket multipliers they use for desktops, a one with on/off switch. You then can simply turn the multiplier on/off and it will reset the table for speaker pairing,
Thank you for the review. How difficult was the construction? Instructions clear and easy? How long did it take to put it together? How hard would it be to disassemble it to move it? Does it seat comfortably or would you have gone up in size?
Hey the music during the time lapse bit is from the timerider right? Was digging it for sure. I think it would be really cool to have a combat encounter planned and laid out on the table, then put the planks down, and be able to just reveal it when the players get to it. Lots of cool possibilities there.
Suggestions: Wire up your own little power button. (Yes it should be in build and that's a shame) Fabricate a cover for the lights to either defuse them more or block the upwards direction of the lights. (Those hue lights should have an awning over the top of them. The light should only go straight across and down onto the table, not up. Either with a lip or awning over the top or they should be set more back into the table.) The step down to the felt would perfectly hold some covers for the lights. Just make them the same width as the slat covers so you can have them on AND the DM section. But all in all the lights are not going to do anything in such a well lit room.
Very nice. We jumped on a mass-produced table from a custom gaming table company- not as many bells and whistles, but also much cheaper. And after an OLD dining room table and then a couple of plastic picnic tables, it is so very nice.
The most important quality a table needs to have, aside from a sufficiently large size, is being sturdy. Nothing worse than a table that wobbles when people rest their elbows on it.
The felt piece at the end that you show in blue. Is it wide enough that if you partially cover the table it could be used as a topper for the part that was covered? And for the power switch, I'd probably use use a surge protected. Still not ideal, but much easier to switch off and on again than crawling on the floor.
If I have one very tiny concern about the table, it's that the main power plug looks like it may be liable to get hit by chair legs and feet if you're not being careful being that close to the floor. You'd think they'd have had you plugging it in near the top of the table rather than all the way at the bottom of one of the legs, or they'd at least cut a niche in the leg for the plug to sit in so it's less likely to get smacked around.
True but you could still have the cord in a less exposed position, even if you threw a rug over it you could still have the same sort of issues I mentioned along with potentially stepping on it. I've seen enough accidents with laptop chargers and the like to know those can be incredibly fragile if you're not careful. Like as long as they're careful I'm sure it will be fine, but it was just an observation I made because Matt felt the need to highlight how the power plugged in.
Yo Matt, in case you still have a problem with turning the table on and off; there are switches for the feet, like a big robust button to step on, that function like an extension cord and a power switch. You can get them easily, also on the internet of course, I found them googling "foot power switch cord". And excess cables can be neatly strung together with cable ties.
My unrivaled table-envy: you have it! I hope to get myself a custom table one day, but that'll probably be after I can afford to move to a bigger place where I can have a proper gaming room.
@@wickedAberration if you check out the other comments, you'd see he's responded quite a few times that he ordered the table amd paid for the table well before the kickstarter, as well as saying something to that effect in the video itself
Yessss everyone buy Rathskellers tables support those guys and Greece :) :) :) Thanks Matt for continuing your promotion of quality products and giving honest opinions.
If your are wondering about the blue topper, it should fit into one of the top three panel covers. That way you can have a upper felt surface of a blue color and a lower floor color of red.
As an aside: I've been perusing the art in the Strongholds and Followers book and purchased Liber Bestarius as soon as I knew it existed. I'm still not sure if I need a book about making strongholds, but the setting material--things like the Map of Gravesford or the various Inexorables of Axiom or the Creatures of Uttermost Chaos that represent the Court of All Flesh...man that stuff has me on the fence. If you made a book of regional information and monsters from your setting, I would snap that up in a second. Your world is tremendously interesting to me. By the way, your take on orcs is rad.
For your power problem, you could get one of those power strips that has a foot pedal that cycles the power. They use them for Christmas trees a lot, so nows the time to look for them.
Matt, you could use the blue felt rectangle of extra-ness to set up a dungeon or battle arena for the game ahead of time, like Mercer does on CR, then bring it in when it's needed. This might appeal to you, given that it could add Drama. Amazing table. Thanks for letting us see your cool fantasy geek life.
Power switches are usually located in probably locations. What part of a table would be prime? Probably why the switch isn't located anywhere. Weird that the location without a USB doesn't have the switch located there though.
Is that extra piece of topper not for use when you have the table levels split? So on the lower level you will have the red topper and then on the higher level you can use the blue topper.
Can we get an updated ETA on Strongholds and Followers? i'm really looking forward to it and the previous ETA was September. i fully understand delaying it to ensure quality but i want to know about how long.
Looking at the Councilor table on the Rathskellers site, I think I know what that last piece of felt is for. The last photo at the bottom of the page shows one large insert that sits atop the table surface, or at least raised above it. Might be the same thing.
Love that you guys are goin with Lav mics as opposed to the shotguns the CR uses. If I had a suggestion, if this is going to be your game setup, you guys might want to take a look at the compression / EQ settings. It sounds like it's slammed up against a limiter, there's no room to let your voices breathe, and it's very fatiguing to listen to for 13 minutes. if we're going to do whole D&D sessions, It could be very difficult to listen to a whole group with those mic settings.
I enjoyed this. If you have any other gaming accessories you want to show off, i'd love to see it. You already talked about some minis and the tool chest you keep your mini stuff in. Im into it!
I don't have the table, though I do have bluetooth speakers. I find providing a charging bay for a variety of phones in a separate room or area of the room not only prevents bluetooth issues, but also helps to maximize player engagement when discipline is low. I usually put it near the snacks, so you can check your phone while grazing the spread. (and in your case, hopefully, wipe their hands thoroughly before returning to your visually appealing table still unmarred by salsa or mountain dew)
New to D&D. Never played, don’t know anyone who does play (or at least I don’t know if anyone I know plays). But I’ve been watching your Running the Game videos. I think I would enjoy playing and eventually running the game. Question: How do you keep the game interesting? Not for just one event. But many people play every week over the course of years. How do you keep it interesting over the long haul?? If there’s already a video explaining this, could you post the link here? Otherwise, I’d love to see you do a video on that.
Do those candies you were talking about happen to be spherical, wrapped in blue, and liquorice flavor. Cuz those are awesome and I’m pretty sure you can get them here
Ok Matthew, we have to admit, we are throwing a BBQ today displaying the video with a Projector screen in loop mode :) Thank you for sharing the love, and for your honest feedback !
Wait, are you guys based in Greece?! That's awesome!
@@CharalamposKoundourakis Yes we are and no we don't ship ouzo candies !: p
@@Rathskellers Haha no worries. Just awesome to see cool D&D stuff coming out of Greece. Might have to start saving one of your pieces! :)
With the cultural history greece has with monster hunting, I'd figure D&D would be massive in greece.
10/10 table @Rathskellers . You're on my list!
@@elihodges5593 It's not. At least it isn't visible in the areas I've lived.
Two videos in one week! Actually pretty happy about that. Wasn't easy to think of stuff I didn't like about the table, but the lack of a power button is pretty annoying.
Hey Matt i love your D&D advice and running the game videos keep up the good work😁
Hey Matt
Three things
1. Cool shirt, what's the price of oranges next year?
2. Your table is ridiculously awesome
3. OMG, IS THAT CHAOSEATER?!!!
Love your channel man, and I love that table! I enjoy listening to Running the Game while I work on my campaign, helps me stay motivated.
The power plug sticking out of the leg like that looks pretty vulnerable to being kicked as well. Needs an inset (and a 90° plug probably) to keep it safe.
@Matthew Colville I'm a new viewer and seeing this video about the table it made me wonder if you do any other product reviews? Do you ever use custom made maps? Anything like what youtuber Runehammer does?
You may not drink wine, but sipping anything from a goblet is just cooler.
dats rite!
chocolate milk
Especially if it's the blood of a vanquished foe.
I know right, wine glasses are so nice to drink from, even if it's just water!
Matt saying that he's never been happier made my heart grow two sizes
Had a vision of Matt saying that with a tear running down his cheek.
Sniff, what? I'm fine, just got something in my eye.
It got me too
You should get that checked out
This is a ridiculously cool table! And you've also somehow managed to make this the most fun and amusing video about a product I think I've ever watched! I really don't need this, but boy would I love to get one some day. But I am a total sucker for customised things in general, but boy is this awesome!
If you think I'm gunna watch almost 15 minutes of an old bearded guy talking about a table you'd be right.
Rumor is, he's playing the role of Logan in Avengers End Game. They couldn't have picked a better dude. I was getting tired of Hugh Jackman anyways!
That is a sweet table!
Matt, I am reluctant to say it after watching you the other day on Dragontalk(??), but I have to say it..... the sheer production quality of this video is amazing. You nailed it! It looks awesome, the lighting is just right, the sound is exceptional and the editing is amazing. Definitely kicked it up a notch! And the time lapse bit at the end??? Awesome!
6 stars out of 5 easy,
Several decades ago, before my brother and I were born, my father planted a red pine tree in our family bush lot. Last year the three of us went out and took the tree down and sawed it into lumber. We each have a goal for that lumber: my brother is crafting himself guitar, my father is fashioning his own casket, and I will be creating a mighty gaming table. After years of playing on ruddy kitchen tables, my table will not only be a stylish improvement, but a true piece of family heritage that I can kill off my kids and grand kids characters at for generations onward...
Take out 'characters' and this becomes a weird cult thing...
I'd be like "Why didn't you plant a Walnut tree...or Oak?"
Man, that is so fukkin awesome. Seriously tearing up a little, thank you for sharing
Oaks take FOREVER to grow...probably wouldnt have big enough to get enough wood from it...i dont see how it could be big enough to make everything he stated, anyway.
@@serigraph73 Presumably by using other wood as well as the wood from the tree.
The USB-less corner is the perfect spot to put a post-it that reads "not a mimic".
Use the blue felt thingy for various water settings. You could put some cool rocks, boats, etc...on it and it would look pretty cool.
I would imagine it replaces 2 of the top leaves to keep the full flat table with a smaller protected gaming space
"What would you do if you won the lottery?"
...
Buy this.
Actually, I would buy two.
I don't know about shipping but the table seemed to run about ~$5k. I don't know about you but if I was playing games with friends once a week I think it's totally worth the price.
"I've never been happier in my life." Everyone continues the game, ignoring super happy cameraman.
Very cool. My wife and I kickstarted our gaming table a few years ago, but I think I'm gonna add lights like that. I even have a set of variable color led string lights just sitting in my playroom looking for a job.
You guys are living the dream! Congratulations on the table, the office space, the company, and all the success.
I will echo other people and say: the video & audio quality continues to be quite high, and the camera work in this one was great as well, smooth camera movement and tight editing
The creators of this amazing (as I see) table, are literally within 2km of where I live.
I feel proud that Mat is promoting this and I'll buy the table when:
1) They fix the lights positioning to avoid eye fatigue while maintaining the lights on
2) Instal a power switch
3) Make sure both opposite corners (or all 4) have usb charger plugs
In 2021, seeing a group of friends play games around a table together and having Matt say he's never been happier in his life honestly makes me want to cry
I love the table, but is there an option of adding in a real Matt Colville with it? Absolutely worth the extra shekels!
Hey, where are you from in Israel?
@@oribennett6520 It's an expression, snowflake.
@@Eunostos :)
This video cracks me up. Your camera motion and you moving into the shot is hilarious. "Hello."
Love the table, love the video, love it all. Thanks for being awesome, can't wait to keep watching the company grow.
I would run ambient sound related to what the players are doing through the speakers.
Exactly, I kinda want my background music/noise to be muffled.
exactly
Hey, Matt! When you mentioned your table had adjustable lights i felt a jolt of excitement. For years, my friends and i have been using a phone-controlled LED light over our D&D table to set mood. It's easily the best thing at the table! If you haven't done it yet, i highly advise getting familiar with your controls as it can be GREAT to set mood and create drama.
Everyone is talking video quality but no one is talking hair quality! Colville's hair is unstoppable. Every episode. Every time. Killing it.
Hey Matt, Awesome table. One thing you could do would be to plug the table into a switch controlled wall plug, or barring that, get one of the wireless switch adapters to put between the wall socket and the table plug, then just keep the switch somewhere handy but where it won't get accidentally hit.
Holy production values, Mattman! I'm loving this new space / chapter of the channel.
Hey Matt just wanted to put this on your most recent vid as a thank you.
I'm gonna start running a game pretty soon where the basic scope of the campaign is on this large continent. The Hobgoblins of this world have gone to war against Orcdom meaning everything Orc related. This has caused Orcs to become much more established as a power in certain areas rather than scattered groups around the world. And your first adventure video from you're running the game series gave me a great way to introduce a recurring character and figure out how my players actually think.
Basically thank you cause you're helping lots with this. I'm the only one familiar with dnd so its taking a lil bit for me to feel that I'm ready and they're ready to go into this. And your videos are making it easier on my mind
Best ad for a table I've ever seen
I play at a table built by my father, it's a perfect 8ft circle made mostly by hand. I helped build the frame but the credit is all his. Having cool tables to play at can actually make the game more fun
hey Matt, maybe someone has already suggested it, but what you can do to avoid plug-out/plug-in bottleneck is get one of those power socket multipliers they use for desktops, a one with on/off switch. You then can simply turn the multiplier on/off and it will reset the table for speaker pairing,
Thank you for the review. How difficult was the construction? Instructions clear and easy? How long did it take to put it together? How hard would it be to disassemble it to move it? Does it seat comfortably or would you have gone up in size?
I loved how you had the speed of the video sync'ed to the patch at the end. Great stuff :D
The modular tho lmao. Building a table and having the modular just chillin there is such a vibe
An amazingly awesome table, Matt. Congrats on your successes! I look forward to your streams!
Hey the music during the time lapse bit is from the timerider right? Was digging it for sure.
I think it would be really cool to have a combat encounter planned and laid out on the table, then put the planks down, and be able to just reveal it when the players get to it. Lots of cool possibilities there.
Suggestions:
Wire up your own little power button. (Yes it should be in build and that's a shame)
Fabricate a cover for the lights to either defuse them more or block the upwards direction of the lights.
(Those hue lights should have an awning over the top of them. The light should only go straight across and down onto the table, not up. Either with a lip or awning over the top or they should be set more back into the table.)
The step down to the felt would perfectly hold some covers for the lights. Just make them the same width as the slat covers so you can have them on AND the DM section. But all in all the lights are not going to do anything in such a well lit room.
I love how you picked the important things to do first. The cup holders were on before the legs!
Very nice. We jumped on a mass-produced table from a custom gaming table company- not as many bells and whistles, but also much cheaper. And after an OLD dining room table and then a couple of plastic picnic tables, it is so very nice.
Very cool review. Kudos to the amazing collectibles in the background during the interview, especially the ThreeA Blind Cowboys and their horses.
That is a strong and powerful table.
The most important quality a table needs to have, aside from a sufficiently large size, is being sturdy. Nothing worse than a table that wobbles when people rest their elbows on it.
this table holds many secrets, I can tell...
6:50 *lays down* "hello" lmao don't do this to me Matt
Some day when I'm not nomadic, I'll have something like this.
That time-lapse video was really well shot! Props to Jerry or whomever else was behind the camera there.
Again, fabulous video. Great sound and great look (you stay you Matt!).
Great to see you're happy man. Awesome table.
Oh man. Could you imaging a New Yankee Workshop episode for this table?
Thank you for showing off a gaming table. I love seeing others ideas and get inspiration.
The felt piece at the end that you show in blue. Is it wide enough that if you partially cover the table it could be used as a topper for the part that was covered?
And for the power switch, I'd probably use use a surge protected. Still not ideal, but much easier to switch off and on again than crawling on the floor.
Having a custom game table is definitely life goals.
If I have one very tiny concern about the table, it's that the main power plug looks like it may be liable to get hit by chair legs and feet if you're not being careful being that close to the floor. You'd think they'd have had you plugging it in near the top of the table rather than all the way at the bottom of one of the legs, or they'd at least cut a niche in the leg for the plug to sit in so it's less likely to get smacked around.
I figure it's low so the cord can be run under a rug.
True but you could still have the cord in a less exposed position, even if you threw a rug over it you could still have the same sort of issues I mentioned along with potentially stepping on it. I've seen enough accidents with laptop chargers and the like to know those can be incredibly fragile if you're not careful. Like as long as they're careful I'm sure it will be fine, but it was just an observation I made because Matt felt the need to highlight how the power plugged in.
Or maybe the leg was attached upside down?
Never put cords under rugs it is a fire hazard
Should really be inset with a notch for a 90° plug.
Yo Matt, in case you still have a problem with turning the table on and off; there are switches for the feet, like a big robust button to step on, that function like an extension cord and a power switch. You can get them easily, also on the internet of course, I found them googling "foot power switch cord". And excess cables can be neatly strung together with cable ties.
My unrivaled table-envy: you have it! I hope to get myself a custom table one day, but that'll probably be after I can afford to move to a bigger place where I can have a proper gaming room.
I like how honest this video is, helps me believe it's not a paid advertisement
I don't think Matt would do something like an undisclosed sponsorship.
@@wickedAberration if you check out the other comments, you'd see he's responded quite a few times that he ordered the table amd paid for the table well before the kickstarter, as well as saying something to that effect in the video itself
Yessss everyone buy Rathskellers tables support those guys and Greece :) :) :) Thanks Matt for continuing your promotion of quality products and giving honest opinions.
If your are wondering about the blue topper, it should fit into one of the top three panel covers. That way you can have a upper felt surface of a blue color and a lower floor color of red.
As an aside: I've been perusing the art in the Strongholds and Followers book and purchased Liber Bestarius as soon as I knew it existed. I'm still not sure if I need a book about making strongholds, but the setting material--things like the Map of Gravesford or the various Inexorables of Axiom or the Creatures of Uttermost Chaos that represent the Court of All Flesh...man that stuff has me on the fence.
If you made a book of regional information and monsters from your setting, I would snap that up in a second. Your world is tremendously interesting to me.
By the way, your take on orcs is rad.
That smaller piece of felted board, maybe it's to cover the GM-section of the table when you have it partially raised, partially lowered?
That tray you said was for DM use made me think of a food tray to go with cup holder.
Matt: "I wanna place an order."
Rathskellers: "........how do you want to do this?"
You sound so happy, Matt. 6:48 is my favourite moment.
For your power problem, you could get one of those power strips that has a foot pedal that cycles the power. They use them for Christmas trees a lot, so nows the time to look for them.
My bet is the blue felt is to be used on top of the raised wood toppers for the DM. Protects the wood id the DM still needs to roll.
Truly a luxury of the game...
The importance of Timerider music for construction montages cannot be overstated.
Love the Duke & Duke shirt. A Classic.
Matt, you could use the blue felt rectangle of extra-ness to set up a dungeon or battle arena for the game ahead of time, like Mercer does on CR, then bring it in when it's needed. This might appeal to you, given that it could add Drama.
Amazing table. Thanks for letting us see your cool fantasy geek life.
Great video! You guys have an Eurorack synth at the office? That's awesome!
Power switches are usually located in probably locations. What part of a table would be prime? Probably why the switch isn't located anywhere. Weird that the location without a USB doesn't have the switch located there though.
We have one of these in the RPG room at my local game store and it's just fantastic.
Is that extra piece of topper not for use when you have the table levels split? So on the lower level you will have the red topper and then on the higher level you can use the blue topper.
Ok, so what was the price for your table configuration?
That is just as important in a review as the products flaws as well.
I would guess the extra small topper is there to put on the smaller, raised section, so that you can have a topper on both levels?
Was someone having a modular synth jam session during the assembly of the table?
Hey Matt, What are you doing for seating? A GM needs an impressive chair
Can we get an updated ETA on Strongholds and Followers? i'm really looking forward to it and the previous ETA was September. i fully understand delaying it to ensure quality but i want to know about how long.
6:20 **Matt speaks through the table speakers**
Me: AAAAAAAAAAAA THE SCION OF ORCUS SPEAKS
Looking at the Councilor table on the Rathskellers site, I think I know what that last piece of felt is for. The last photo at the bottom of the page shows one large insert that sits atop the table surface, or at least raised above it. Might be the same thing.
I could totally add a power switch to that. I'm building my own table, so it'll be exactly what I need 😁
The game is in you sir, May it live eternal.
You can get remote control outlet adapters. SmartThings, Amazon Echo and loads more, to remotely switch the table on and off.
Your blue felt inlay fits on one of the three feltcap panels 😊
You should make a video about having the whole intrigue/campaign in/around a town and what to plan for
Love that you guys are goin with Lav mics as opposed to the shotguns the CR uses.
If I had a suggestion, if this is going to be your game setup, you guys might want to take a look at the compression / EQ settings. It sounds like it's slammed up against a limiter, there's no room to let your voices breathe, and it's very fatiguing to listen to for 13 minutes. if we're going to do whole D&D sessions, It could be very difficult to listen to a whole group with those mic settings.
OTHER THAN THAT QUIBBLE THE GAMING AREA LOOKS GREAT, THE TABLE IS DOPE AF AND IM SUPER EXCITED FOR STRONGHOLDS AND FOLLOWERS AND COLVILLE D&D.
The blue felt topper isn't for the small, raised table section?
I enjoyed this. If you have any other gaming accessories you want to show off, i'd love to see it. You already talked about some minis and the tool chest you keep your mini stuff in. Im into it!
That's the same brand Tom Vasel uses! Cool to see all the features!
Beautiful gaming table. I am going to build one of my own.
Props for honesty about the bling-factor~
I love this table, it is so extra. XD
Really cool. Also, they should be paying you for advertising! ;)
I don't have the table, though I do have bluetooth speakers. I find providing a charging bay for a variety of phones in a separate room or area of the room not only prevents bluetooth issues, but also helps to maximize player engagement when discipline is low. I usually put it near the snacks, so you can check your phone while grazing the spread. (and in your case, hopefully, wipe their hands thoroughly before returning to your visually appealing table still unmarred by salsa or mountain dew)
seraphonica as it turns out, senpai is not a strict anti phone-at-table dude, he thinks it's useful for peeps to look stuff up
seraphonica I on the other hand, think that sounds like a good setup lol
Power strip mounted to one of the legs? Perhaps where the USBs aren't available?
Love the T shirt, Matt.
Hey, have you considered buying a wireless power outlet to plug the table into? Then you can use the remote to power cycle.
I'd love to know what that aluminum track is called and where I can get some for another project I have.
New to D&D. Never played, don’t know anyone who does play (or at least I don’t know if anyone I know plays).
But I’ve been watching your Running the Game videos. I think I would enjoy playing and eventually running the game.
Question: How do you keep the game interesting? Not for just one event. But many people play every week over the course of years. How do you keep it interesting over the long haul??
If there’s already a video explaining this, could you post the link here? Otherwise, I’d love to see you do a video on that.
The marvels of modern engineering.
Great review Matt! Love the "this is fine" plush!
The shipping must have been Humungous , beautifully built , I can see happiness beaming out, well to wear as we say In Ireland,
Do those candies you were talking about happen to be spherical, wrapped in blue, and liquorice flavor. Cuz those are awesome and I’m pretty sure you can get them here
That table is awesome, but that time lapse at the end of MCDM assembling it is pretty sweet.