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For just over a year now, my friend has been building me a DnD table which I designed, and which was inspired by Critical Role’s table, specifically to feature the “cockpit” DM seat.

The table slides open and you can insert a middle piece that allows it to accommodate up to 8 people total, and is made out of solid surface on top of cnc’d MDF.

This thing weighs an absolute ton, and was a nightmare getting it up a flight of stairs, but was absolutely worth it.

We’re thinking about adding some inlays, or some other small features like cup holders & usb chargers.

*Edit: About the build quality comments - the tabletop is made from .05” thick Corian solid surface (countertop material,) with a 1” MDF sub-top inside it, professionally fabricated. Perspective-wise, the legs look like they’re further away from the tip of the table than they actually are.

Here it is ready for play: https://www.reddit.com/r/DnD/s/alwZ6o9V6Q

Not really a horror story or anything, I just wanted to share this.

Player joins game.

I talk with them about their character.

They want to play an eldritch knight fighter.

Them: “they learned this from ancient temple ruins. Each spell is a different fighting stance.” (Sorta like in atla I think)

Me: “okay, from what you’re describing, could I suggest something like rune knight? Each rune could be a different stance.”

Them: “I tried rune knight, I didn’t like it. I’m going to leave the game now.”

They proceed to leave the server and game in that same minute.

So uh… yeah. That was that. Just wanted to share this because I’m still unsure of what I did wrong.

Original post: https://www.reddit.com/r/DnD/s/FdHwunokF8

The last image I posted was just the bare table itself, but here it is ready for play!

A few things:

1. There is a middle section, or a leaf, that isn’t yet installed, so when time comes where I get more space, I’ll be able to expand the table by just over a foot.

2. On the sides it can comfortably fit two, or three if the leaf is installed (giving room for the player at the end of the table.)

3. It was created by my friend who is a professional countertop fabricator who works specifically with solid surface like Corian. It was made in a workshop, and all of my party chipped in to get it made for me! Couldn’t be happier.

I don't have much information about the character's stats or backstory. The client has already had this character illustrated several times as the game campaign's story progressed.

He wanted to contact me to depict his character in the final stages of the story, he envisioned her approaching battle fully prepared accompanied by tools and spells the character actually used in game. Cold and calculating, taking the battle seriously but she has no doubt she will prevail.

Plus the owl familiar and the pigeon pet.

We mounted an old 55" TV that we had lying around to a table that we got for cheap through an online marketplace using a regular VESA wall mount.

Then we built a wooden frame around it (leaving a cutout for cabling) and mounted player trays and a bigger dm tray to the frame using folding brackets so they can be easily stowed away.

A 3mm (a bit less than ⅛in) acrylic glass pane lays directly on the TV to protect it from accidental spills or dice throws directly on the screen. So far we haven't noticed any sag or hover effect at all.

On top of that is an IR touch frame that we ordered from china through alibaba as buying it in Europe would have cost about three times as much.

The touch frame works pretty well, but we are having some issues with the legs of minis being recognised as two separate touch points causing some rather bad jitters - nothing a 3D printer couldn't fix.

There are also foldable 3D printed cupholders for each player.

On the software side, for the inaugural one shot we used Arkenforge as that seems to be the most feature rich for our use case (and I really appreciate the pricing not being based on a subscription model and everything running on your own hardware!). Absolutely open for any recommendations though!

This is my Dreamer OC she is a Monster Hunter the artist is sandpackman, and this is her backstory in first person:

I was born at home as the fourth of seven children. My biological father abandoned us early on, though he was never truly present to begin with. My mother, Elsa, worked as a popular escort in a brothel, and thanks to her success we enjoyed a modest but comfortable childhood. We lived in a large house with plenty of room for us to run wild. I remember having many friends, spending long days playing outside beneath the sun. My closest friend was a half‑orc boy named Creed. We grew up side by side, often getting into trouble together. From what I recall, my childhood was a happy one.

As my mother aged, the world grew less willing to pay for her beauty. Her work slowed, and when the tavern noticed her decline in popularity, she was dismissed. With no income left, she gathered us and moved into my oldest brother’s home. Space was already tight, and I knew I could fend for myself, so I decided it was time to leave. Creed refused to let me go alone and insisted on joining me. We shared many laughs on the road; he foraged while I set up camp, and for a while it felt like our future was opening before us. But as we traveled, I began to notice the way Creed looked at me the blush when I caught him staring, the quiet moments that lingered too long. We flirted more, and slowly, I fell in love with my best friend.

One night, we were attacked by a Wight. It struck first, grabbing my leg and withering it as it drained my life. Creed fought it off me, but in doing so, it claimed his life instead. I killed the Wight with Creed’s dagger, but my leg was too damaged to walk. I limped to the nearest town, where a leatherworker took pity on me and crafted a brace so I could stand again. It was there I dedicated myself to training with a blade, vowing to hunt the monsters that preyed on the innocent.

Knowing I was only as strong as my weapon, I sought out a noble family and begged for a loan to purchase a knightly sword. They agreed but at the cost of binding me to their service. I became their personal monster hunter, working to pay off a debt whose interest was a trap I hadn’t seen coming. Still, I hope that through enough hard work, I’ll one day free myself and hunt on my own terms.

Behold! My stuff.

My wife and I have been working on our front room gaming space for 5 years and wanted to show off our take. Still want to add lighting to the miniature shelves and we'll always keep tweaking things.

The mountain forest scene was for this weekend's session as the party makes their way down a mountain pass to a dwarven city.

Walk in the front door and you better be ready for some dice shenanigans.