Thank the maker, Zippee. I'm a carpenter, if I lived near you, I would come help. For the low, low price of a seat at your table.

Thanks for the thoughts - it looks worse than it is actually, we were very lucky not to lose a bunch of windows and skylights. Tree surgeons and landscapers are in Monday so it'll be right as rain soon

You'd be welcome, although as we already have a Canadian we'd need to get another Russian to keep the intercontinental balance happy

Sturn if I'm not mistaken we have the exact same table - nice big 8' by 4' table. I got mine from work - we were moving offices and my boss told me to put it up on craigslist to give away, so it ended up in my empty dining room.

We generally try and record our sessions using an omnidirectional mic, I'll eventually be putting up a full podcast of all our sessions.

Bonus pic: Lonely GM prepping and podcast editing

We had a table a long time ago, built in the basement it stayed in. 4' x 8', and made from a sheet of 1/2" MDF and 2x4s, you could park a truck on it. Many hours of D&D goodness were enjoyed there, but our anticipation of a huge group of players was optimistic. Our 32' sq. table only ever had a three person population.

However, the other end of the beast held a lot of sourcebooks.

I didn't see this topic before or I would just have added to it...