Yep, and right after that, im gonna call Terrain Tutor, Luke, and Lybbans Miniatures and get them to do a terrain collab for an unspecified amount of $.
Yeah that’s exactly it. You can make beautiful stuff like this, but unless you can make it at a price the average gamer can afford, it’s worthless to anyone really.
@@philipszeremeta2621 or I could go to the thrift store and get a table with a full set of chairs for $100. Very few people are going to be paying 5k for a fucking table lmao
This looks so very similar to a table I designed and had made by an uncle in the family 4 years ago. I asked for the same rail system, which is wonderful. I like how you guys have it on the inside too, never thought of that! I also went with slats on top to keep unfinished games protected. Everyone needs one of these tables!
$10,000 for their mid-range table would be better spent invested in a nice index fund. 20 years from now that investment will triple in value. Unfortunately, the table will depreciate, and will eventually be sold for $200 at an estate sale by your kids when you pass on.
@@TheDudeAbides-247 Certainly true. Of course the table may be a a better investment than 99% of the cars out there. Just take a look at Antiques Roadshow. This table is arguably a work of art, and has very low production numbers. In 20 years you may have stayed evenish or gained. I doubt you can say that about a 2019 Hyundai Sonata. And when you factor in insurance maintenance and gas,....well cars are money losers. Of course the real question is; Which will bring you better memories? It's a personal lifestyle choice. Game playing with your friends or driving a car. I'll take my friends, the table, and a bicycle.
The people at Wyrmwood strike me as woodworkers who also just happen to love D&D; and I love it so much. It's my two favorite hobbies being combined at the peak of craftsmanship.
It's gorgeous but I just can't justify 5,000 dollars for a table...and that's without chairs, I don't make lawyer/doctor money. I bought a nice 36x60 table with 4 chairs and a bench from Ashely furniture with free shipping for $550.00 then built a topper with lumber and stain from Lowe's, felt from Jo Ann's and cupholders from Amazon....total about $800.00 its a very nice setup for the blue collar gamer.
@@robertbell874 you just get a nice sheet of plywood get really good stuff so it's flat and smooth have Lowe's cut it to the dimension of your desired pit size plus eight inches in width and length. Sand it smooth, order felt and padding from Jo Ann fabrics put it over this and glue and staple from the back this is really a two person job. Then cut 1by4 pine boards and build a frame around the top and bottom of the plywood on top this is your hand rail on bottom it keeps it from sliding on your kitchen table (buy a cheap tablecloth so the kitchen table doesn't get scratched)...then get those poker table cup holders from Amazon and a holesaw bit and drill and the right size holes.
Excellent work! As a fellow maker of tables and other woodwork, I'm really impressed by the thought you put into this. Especially the lift mechanism! I love that, it feels like something out of Myst or Riven with that removable hand wheel.
I just ordered one and i dont even play board games that often. But i needed a new dining room table anyway so now i have something very versatile. And yes i am covering it with a table cloth as to not ruin it lol
How's it working out as a dining table? I noticed its height is 33", which is taller than a typical 30" for dining table. Worried about shoulder cramps.
Most people could not make an exact replica of this table... lol. I am a hobby woodworker and engineer by trade, formerly a mechanic. I could not replicate this quality of table. Having said that, I have my own design that I just purchased lumber for that is going to be VERY nice, but nowhere near this quality. These are master craftsmen.
@Mason Johnson If you go into the actual item section, you have to choose your wood type and Red Oak (the least expensive) is $5000 USD, with figured Myrtle being $15000 USD. And you were right the first time that a person can make their own table; it may not always be feasible depending on space available, etc.. but if you already have your own garage, then sure. It'll just take you time after you get the materials... and at the end of the day, you'll probably never reach the $5000 starter price tag of this table.
What are the dimensions of the inner play space? Are they 6'x4'? It's always the hardest part of finding a gaming table that can support the standard 40k sized board.
Are the top boards fixed to the table at all? Or do you rely solely on the weight of the boards to stop any movement? Say if you are dining and someone leans against it, do they not slide around since they are just resting on top?
I never quite understood the sketch for most gaming tables, but now I get it. It is for board games. Now you might say, isn't that obvious? I am coming from a ttrpg point of view and didn't even consider board games. The main draw, being able to let the pieces sit is completely irrelevant to me. I need drawers and stuff, as well as Monitors. :D At least I finally understood, why any one would want to lower the play area. Ty.
I really had the exact same feeling. My thoughts were like 'cool you can lower the middle of the table and all, but where do you leave the character sheets? And where's the monitor or at least a battle grid?'
You have to have a folding table to actually have a place to put your gaming stuff. You can get much more functional gaming tables for a fraction of the price.
What is the name of the type hinge mechanism used in the lift? I don't think it is a cantilever hinge or some sort of glide. Asking so I can find something comparable for a drawer in a shop tool chest
@@tinaprice4948 I feel like that's why the surface raises. You don't need a vault to play DnD. That's more for board gaming and storage. Lift the vault for RPGs. Lower it when you're done or want to put away a complex board game without disrupting the pieces.
watching this video again after 2 years, what i really miss with wyrmwoods tables compared to other products right now is e.g: integrated token holders on the outer top parts, even maybe cup holders there or wireless charging capabilities like the bristol from geeknson. if you put toppers on it nobody sees those anyway and it would be a nice addition instead of buying extra wood parts that hang out or inwards, but still love how more well built wyrmwoods tables look compared to its competitors. hope they gonna do distribution in europe at some time or do another kickstarter with the prophecy table or modular table soon :3
I know D&D players come from all walks of life but I have to assume 99% of them are not the target audience for this product. People that play Pen and Paper RPGs and board games are a niche market. Maybe if a serious gaming club raised money for this it "might" be feasible. Unfortunately the entry level $5000 price doesn't include any of the features that showcased in this video.
there are videos of how to build your own table for the cost of the dm tray (~$150). so.... ya. beautiful stuff though, and i know that the materials are expensive and the skilled woodwork is appreciated... just too rich for my blood.
These guys are true craftsman. This is a table you will hand down to your kids and grand-kids. If you can't afford very high quality furniture, there are tons of DIY tables on YT for a few hundred bucks to less than $1K. Build your own.
If you had this level of quality and features in a hexagonal table with legs at each of the 6 corners I’d be in. My room is square and a rectangular 6 person table is a no go.
This is awesome! I hope you do well with the table! Not only for your business, but to discover that there are actual doctors and lawyers and investment bankers gaming hard.
This is a piece of fine furniture made from solid hardwood(and lots of it), has a custom mechanical lift, some pretty hard to find features as well as a lot of design. Oh, It's also made in the US. Try to find a quality solid walnut dining table for under $3,000, you will get what you pay for. And to those saying they would DIY one, give it a shot! It can be done and it's a very rewarding endeavor but it's also very expensive, time consuming and labor intensive. Bottom line is this, some people think a fancy sport car with all the bells and whistles is a waste of money. Some people see the value in the high performance and are willing to pay for it. This isn't a table made for everyone and you should be OK with that. They aren't ripping anyone off, it's fairly priced, and they offer tables that meet all your gaming needs while sporting a much lower price tag.
actually, it is very reasonable for a "custom made" piece of this quality. People are paying 2k$ for slabs that take like a day to make. This is much more involving!
Very cool but i still prefer the old fashioned classic:the kitchen table. You can play anything in it! Mágic,Warhammer,dnd,axis and allies and more. For only 106 in your local supermarket. Even though they have made an excellent job.
One question with this is, since its quite a different size compared to dice towers and dice vaults, will it ship internationally? I am not from the US and even if it does ship, does somebody still come to set it up or will that service fall away by ordering internationally? Will there be an option to ship it in seperate pices for building it up yourself? Anyways a fantastic Product that i truly think every gamer dreams off.
You can just tell how much love they put into this table
Thank you!
Adding this to the things I'm buying if I win the lottery
I would also buy some friends to use it with.
The only way most people could afford this
Yep, and right after that, im gonna call Terrain Tutor, Luke, and Lybbans Miniatures and get them to do a terrain collab for an unspecified amount of $.
oh the minis I would buy
Tables, chairs, accessories...
When will Wyrmwood start offering the Wyrmwood House?
lol, I'd pay for that, they should sell the tavern and inn, the keep, and the castle like sears sold houses
@@will_danz This is genius, pure genius I tell you!
Yes please! XD
Awesome! But i dont have to lookup the price to know that I cant afford it :P
RQFLS pft it’s only 5,000 to 30,000 for a table and they sell chairs too
Yeah that’s exactly it. You can make beautiful stuff like this, but unless you can make it at a price the average gamer can afford, it’s worthless to anyone really.
@@philipszeremeta2621 LMAO "only" that
@@philipszeremeta2621 or I could go to the thrift store and get a table with a full set of chairs for $100. Very few people are going to be paying 5k for a fucking table lmao
@@PhilGerb93 pretty sure they were being sarcastic.
This is simultaneously awesome and reminiscent of a Portlandia sketch
My dudes, the level of craftsmanship you show here is phenomenal. One builder to another, bravo !
This looks so very similar to a table I designed and had made by an uncle in the family 4 years ago. I asked for the same rail system, which is wonderful. I like how you guys have it on the inside too, never thought of that! I also went with slats on top to keep unfinished games protected. Everyone needs one of these tables!
you wanna share your plans? :>
the best way to get one of theses is to build it yourself… with the help of a great father who happens to be a carpenter
You absolutely should! We want to encourage everyone who has interest in woodworking to try it out! :)
@@WyrmLyfe Fantastic looking table aside, this reply here definitely earned my sub (for what it's worth)!
Awesome but can it run Crysis?
Crysis, no. Skyrim? Of course.
@@JkCaron1 damn, was about to say bethesda was going to publish a version for that table
Don't worry Harmony, I got the joke.
I will own one of these....some day!
This is literally my dream. To have my own gaming room to share with friends and family. Awesome features and really set an amazing atmosphere!!!
Should I buy a car? Or this table? Hmmm
The car definitely then save for the table with the money your getting from working
@@willofthewisp9864 Valid
Table. A car is a money loser over the long run.
$10,000 for their mid-range table would be better spent invested in a nice index fund. 20 years from now that investment will triple in value. Unfortunately, the table will depreciate, and will eventually be sold for $200 at an estate sale by your kids when you pass on.
@@TheDudeAbides-247 Certainly true.
Of course the table may be a a better investment than 99% of the cars out there. Just take a look at Antiques Roadshow. This table is arguably a work of art, and has very low production numbers. In 20 years you may have stayed evenish or gained. I doubt you can say that about a 2019 Hyundai Sonata. And when you factor in insurance maintenance and gas,....well cars are money losers.
Of course the real question is; Which will bring you better memories?
It's a personal lifestyle choice.
Game playing with your friends or driving a car.
I'll take my friends, the table, and a bicycle.
The people at Wyrmwood strike me as woodworkers who also just happen to love D&D; and I love it so much. It's my two favorite hobbies being combined at the peak of craftsmanship.
Absolutely beautiful work. Please never stop doing what you do.
We don't intend to. :)
Another things that I love and will never be able to afford
Never say never. You could grab this even with a minimum wage job and years of saving.
The eye- appeal of the craftsmanship on these tables is beyond the descriptive ability of words. And that low- profile lift mechanism... 👏
Thank you!
What youtube recommendations brings me today.
Totally, didn’t expect that. It sounds and looks like they made it for Prof. Trelawney’s class.
It's gorgeous but I just can't justify 5,000 dollars for a table...and that's without chairs, I don't make lawyer/doctor money.
I bought a nice 36x60 table with 4 chairs and a bench from Ashely furniture with free shipping for $550.00 then built a topper with lumber and stain from Lowe's, felt from Jo Ann's and cupholders from Amazon....total about $800.00 its a very nice setup for the blue collar gamer.
Kyle Weiss any chance you have more details for those of a similar mindset?
@@robertbell874 i'd love to see this also
I wish u knew how to build I would do the same thing! You got photos of your finished work ?
Then use the rest of the money to buy board games for life!
@@robertbell874 you just get a nice sheet of plywood get really good stuff so it's flat and smooth have Lowe's cut it to the dimension of your desired pit size plus eight inches in width and length. Sand it smooth, order felt and padding from Jo Ann fabrics put it over this and glue and staple from the back this is really a two person job. Then cut 1by4 pine boards and build a frame around the top and bottom of the plywood on top this is your hand rail on bottom it keeps it from sliding on your kitchen table (buy a cheap tablecloth so the kitchen table doesn't get scratched)...then get those poker table cup holders from Amazon and a holesaw bit and drill and the right size holes.
As soon as I heard the word investment , I knew it would be expensive. Looks like quality work nonetheless.
Thank you for sharing these details, lots of good details.
Excellent work! As a fellow maker of tables and other woodwork, I'm really impressed by the thought you put into this. Especially the lift mechanism! I love that, it feels like something out of Myst or Riven with that removable hand wheel.
I just ordered one and i dont even play board games that often. But i needed a new dining room table anyway so now i have something very versatile. And yes i am covering it with a table cloth as to not ruin it lol
How's it working out as a dining table? I noticed its height is 33", which is taller than a typical 30" for dining table. Worried about shoulder cramps.
You know the average player has no money???? This table is gorgeous, but it is like dreaming of a Porsche
I really wish you had something... not as full featured. Like just the recessed table with the rail system and the topper as an option.
I've never been this excited for a table
I can't believe I had to watch an ad to watch this ad
It looks so awesome and polished, absolutly love the wheel
Thank you!
@@WyrmLyfe No problem! ^-^ Me and my fiancee dream of having one of these in our own dnd dungeon room one day! 💪😁
Have you guys considered making a budget gaming table?
You can find tons of scrap out there.... Why would they build crap?
@@daveklein2826 a budget table isnt crap you tard
As someone who's relatively still new to the realm of D&D, I would have never guessed I would be excited/so in awe over a *table* HAHA!
this must be truuuuuuueuuee love. and no one else can break my heart like you.
ive watched this video multiple times only because the table is absolutely gorgeous!
Dude I don't even play D&D(want to get into) and I still want this.
Oh sure, in the middle of my gaming table build you have to tease me with this masterpiece :-p
Most people could not make an exact replica of this table... lol. I am a hobby woodworker and engineer by trade, formerly a mechanic. I could not replicate this quality of table. Having said that, I have my own design that I just purchased lumber for that is going to be VERY nice, but nowhere near this quality. These are master craftsmen.
@Mason Johnson The lowest priced table I see is $5000 with $1000 deposit.
@Mason Johnson
If you go into the actual item section, you have to choose your wood type and Red Oak (the least expensive) is $5000 USD, with figured Myrtle being $15000 USD.
And you were right the first time that a person can make their own table; it may not always be feasible depending on space available, etc.. but if you already have your own garage, then sure. It'll just take you time after you get the materials... and at the end of the day, you'll probably never reach the $5000 starter price tag of this table.
What are the dimensions of the inner play space? Are they 6'x4'? It's always the hardest part of finding a gaming table that can support the standard 40k sized board.
The game Vault surface is 78" x 36" x -41"
$1500 for 4 axis rods, a few aluminum supports and an oversized wheel - marketing baby.
Damn. If I had a dnd group (or any gaming group) I would definitely invest in this table.
It looks like the Ferrari of tables!
Are the top boards fixed to the table at all? Or do you rely solely on the weight of the boards to stop any movement? Say if you are dining and someone leans against it, do they not slide around since they are just resting on top?
Wow, My best friend, I liked the video very much, thanks you for sharing, stay safe, stay blessed
Okay...but for the price, how do I live in it?
Beautiful Table
This is truly a work of art
A beautiful piece of furniture.
the people that can afford this are the people who have all the cool games that have been opened once and then never played.
Can't wait to see the finished "visualizer". Worth the wait!
Where do you keep the accessories/wheel when not in use? Is there a storage space under the table or something?
Oooh, now we just need a bigger one that can seat 3 on a side and 2 on an end. Then call it the Revelation.
The backing beat they had for this really reminds me of the big bad wolf music video
But does it fit a character sheet on the edge?
I never quite understood the sketch for most gaming tables, but now I get it. It is for board games. Now you might say, isn't that obvious?
I am coming from a ttrpg point of view and didn't even consider board games. The main draw, being able to let the pieces sit is completely irrelevant to me. I need drawers and stuff, as well as Monitors. :D
At least I finally understood, why any one would want to lower the play area. Ty.
I really had the exact same feeling. My thoughts were like 'cool you can lower the middle of the table and all, but where do you leave the character sheets? And where's the monitor or at least a battle grid?'
Just wow!
But... where would I put a character sheet?
You have to have a folding table to actually have a place to put your gaming stuff. You can get much more functional gaming tables for a fraction of the price.
What is the name of the type hinge mechanism used in the lift? I don't think it is a cantilever hinge or some sort of glide. Asking so I can find something comparable for a drawer in a shop tool chest
beautiful table but I would need the edges to be at least as wide as a piece of paper to game on it :(
What?
@@Satchmojones to play d&d on it the edges need to be wider
@@tinaprice4948 I feel like that's why the surface raises. You don't need a vault to play DnD. That's more for board gaming and storage. Lift the vault for RPGs. Lower it when you're done or want to put away a complex board game without disrupting the pieces.
Agreed, if, like me, you only play D&D this isn't the right set up. Imo build it for less and invest more money in rhe books.
@@tinaprice4948 Ahhhh I gotcha. ☺️
I love how you misspelled craftsmanship. Too perfect. 😂 Brilliant product though! I wish you much success!
Surely it should be a round table for perfection
You guys have some amazing Craftsman
Thank you very much!
How much actually is this? The website says $1000 as a deposite but i cant see a final price. Also do you ship to England?
It varies based on your customization choices. We do ship to England, yes. Please reach out to us at concierge@wyrmwoodgaming.com for more details.
So cool! You can't even tell it games in 4 wheel drive, it definitely has gaming capabilities.
Surprised it's only a grand. One grand to deposit.
At 1:54, what is the wood in use for that table? Also at 3:20.
watching this video again after 2 years, what i really miss with wyrmwoods tables compared to other products right now is e.g: integrated token holders on the outer top parts, even maybe cup holders there or wireless charging capabilities like the bristol from geeknson. if you put toppers on it nobody sees those anyway and it would be a nice addition instead of buying extra wood parts that hang out or inwards, but still love how more well built wyrmwoods tables look compared to its competitors. hope they gonna do distribution in europe at some time or do another kickstarter with the prophecy table or modular table soon :3
also one more thing i remember, the bristol seems to have a storage soution underneath the table for the toppers, quite smart
I know D&D players come from all walks of life but I have to assume 99% of them are not the target audience for this product. People that play Pen and Paper RPGs and board games are a niche market. Maybe if a serious gaming club raised money for this it "might" be feasible. Unfortunately the entry level $5000 price doesn't include any of the features that showcased in this video.
Ok I don't know why I'm here and I don't play board games or D&D but I want this table.
So what happens to spills when your gaming without the spill proof top?Would it all drain down into the lift section?
This is the Table the Weekend sings about on starboy.
This is heirloom quality furniture. If I only had the room I'd invest in a second!
Wow, Thank you!
I know what I'm buying when I get my first home, LETS GO!
Can you release a how to do it yourself video so I can craft one? Thought so... 😐
Sweet. But no info on size anywhere. Think it is too small for some of my games.
The game on the board was called Rising Sun. Just need to see how large that game is and you can get a scale of the table.
Damn, guys. That is seriously noice.
Is this the sort of thing that if you have to ask the price you can't afford it? Because I find it odd that there's not even a range on their website.
Everything is nice but that leak proof seal. Still seems like it could drip when pulled apart after a wipe down.
Typo at 3:01. "Crafstmenship" (sic).
Beautiful work, I want one. But, no safety eyewear while using pneumatic equipment?
I assume it's for the camera.
I have no idea what game this is, but the table is niiiiiice!
How about those DM screens! When?
soon.
The cheapest one is no matter what more than $6,500 not including the delivery fee and the cost of accessories 😰💔😒
Yeah, it doesn't do enough to warrant it's price
@@scottwade1054 Any homeowner who plays D&D should definitely buy one of these at some point. It will last.
@@Cpt_JohnRackham Any homeowner who games tends to have a room for gaming and does not need his gaming table to also be his dining table.
there are videos of how to build your own table for the cost of the dm tray (~$150). so.... ya.
beautiful stuff though, and i know that the materials are expensive and the skilled woodwork is appreciated... just too rich for my blood.
I want a gaming table!!! But I don't own a house yet...
note to self buy house then buy table, the rest will get it eventually
Make sure the gaming table has it's own room, preferably a dungeon with minis and dice and books everywhere!
@@lelanddimmer5979 agreed
@@lelanddimmer5979
I mean, you're already spending at minimum $5000 on this table.. you had better be putting it in it's own room.
Id looove a video showing in more detail how the table is constructed. That looks fucking awesome guys
These guys are true craftsman. This is a table you will hand down to your kids and grand-kids. If you can't afford very high quality furniture, there are tons of DIY tables on YT for a few hundred bucks to less than $1K. Build your own.
*It’s. A. Table* your kids and grandkids probably don’t want a table 😂
Do you guys make the lift mechanisms or buy them from somewhere? Its a great idea for a low profile mechanism.
Why is it so difficult to find out the size of this thing?
This is beautiful.
Would it be possible to have one of these tables with a screen for a game board?
I will own this. Who needs Kidneys anyway?
If you had this level of quality and features in a hexagonal table with legs at each of the 6 corners I’d be in. My room is square and a rectangular 6 person table is a no go.
This is the coolest table ever
What is used for the finish? I have seen one up close and they are impressive.
This is awesome! I hope you do well with the table! Not only for your business, but to discover that there are actual doctors and lawyers and investment bankers gaming hard.
This is a piece of fine furniture made from solid hardwood(and lots of it), has a custom mechanical lift, some pretty hard to find features as well as a lot of design. Oh, It's also made in the US. Try to find a quality solid walnut dining table for under $3,000, you will get what you pay for. And to those saying they would DIY one, give it a shot! It can be done and it's a very rewarding endeavor but it's also very expensive, time consuming and labor intensive.
Bottom line is this, some people think a fancy sport car with all the bells and whistles is a waste of money. Some people see the value in the high performance and are willing to pay for it. This isn't a table made for everyone and you should be OK with that. They aren't ripping anyone off, it's fairly priced, and they offer tables that meet all your gaming needs while sporting a much lower price tag.
Yes, please.
How did you attach the rubber gasket on the toppers? I see the spline on the mating piece
That 5k price tag though, yikes!
actually, it is very reasonable for a "custom made" piece of this quality. People are paying 2k$ for slabs that take like a day to make. This is much more involving!
Have to pay for those employee health insurance plans somehow. Thanks Obama.
Stunning table quality craftsmanship!
Very cool but i still prefer the old fashioned classic:the kitchen table. You can play anything in it! Mágic,Warhammer,dnd,axis and allies and more. For only 106 in your local supermarket. Even though they have made an excellent job.
wow this was 2 years ago?
Do you guys make these from solid hardwood throughout or do you do some type of plywood with a premium veneer for dimensional stability?
One question with this is, since its quite a different size compared to dice towers and dice vaults, will it ship internationally?
I am not from the US and even if it does ship, does somebody still come to set it up or will that service fall away by ordering internationally?
Will there be an option to ship it in seperate pices for building it up yourself?
Anyways a fantastic Product that i truly think every gamer dreams off.
cool table! ill never have the money to buy it tho
Is there an MDF version? 😉