TL;DR – I replaced the removable trays with a french cleat system for more freedom in positioning trays and cup holders.
In Part 1 I explained how I made the original version of this table. The plans for the base table can be found on Ana-White.com. It’s a simple plan that doesn’t require anything fancy. You can cut everything with a hand saw if you want, or have Lowes do all the cuts for you. From there I added removable trays and a plexiglass panel/screen.
Behold! The everyman’s gaming table. Complete with mismatching stain, visible screws, poorly measured cuts and after-market mods.
I am not a professional, semi-professional or hobbyist wood-worker. I’m just a guy who sometimes builds things because I’m curious or because I need to. Also, this has been done many other times by other people, and much better. This is just the story of my own take on it.
I said in my last post that sometimes I randomly receive visions from the Overmind come up with an idea and obsess over it until I do something about it. Well this is kind of one of those ideas. Continue reading
The misery begins.
Deep Carbon Observatory opens with a unique procedure for presenting the chaos of a desperate town in the middle of a cataclysmic flood.
That’s what this session covers. Our PCs try to save some people, kill others, and set their eyes down the valley on the looming dam.
Get the module, Deep Carbon Observatory: http://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/131801/Deep-Carbon-Observatory.
Get the system, Into the Odd: http://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/145536/Into-the-Odd.
Get a Deep Carbon Observatory tshirt. Money goes to Scrap, who drew the stuff.
not me, but could be you
“Lewis and Dekalb” Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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We kick off season 3 of the show by making Into the Odd characters for our actual/let’s play of Deep Carbon Observatory.
If you want to get right down to the play, head to episode 40, the first proper episode of the new season.
But here we talk about who made the the system and the module, what’s cool about them, what’s different than standard D&D or Lamentations of the Flame Princess, and there’s lots of affected southern accents.
Get the module, Deep Carbon Observatory: http://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/131801/Deep-Carbon-Observatory.
Get the system, Into the Odd: http://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/145536/Into-the-Odd.
Get a Deep Carbon Observatory tshirt. Money goes to Scrap, who drew the stuff.
not me, but could be you
“Lewis and Dekalb” Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
Hello, Intarwebz! I recently posted this picture on Twitter and got some good feedback. One user asked me about how I got the lights in the clay, so I thought it would make for a good blog post. So here it goes! Continue reading
This is our DragonCon (Party Capital of the World™) 2016 recap episode. We had a much better experience than we did the previous year, and we talk about why.
We go over a lot of stuff in this episode, including:
, worth buying a PS4 to play
Tim as Joel from The Last of Us Remastered
Tim as Joel from The Last of Us, with Starbuck
Daniel as Bloodborne
Daniel as Bloodborne
This guy’s Littlefinger is perfect.
Praise it
Pretty sweet, eh? Find many more pics at https://www.facebook.com/ggnorecast/.
gg no re 
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