@@MaruMaruMaruMaruMaruMaru Still loving it! Have had it for more than 2 years now and we love playing on it. Just haven't been able to play as much as I would like due to life circumstances. Would love to make more videos once I can find the time :) Thanks for watching!
we love our Dresden! Another benefit is if you are playing a really long game and run out of time to finish, you can put the topper back on over the game and come back to it (in most cases). We are parents to a 1 year old, and this is the only way we are able to play games anymore: for an hour or two here and there after she goes down for the night which is not long enough for the big complicated games we like! And the amount of customizability means you don't really have to make any sacrifices on your home's theme or aesthetic for the sake of having a gaming table.
You could probably get that scratch out by putting a cloth on top of it and then steam iron it a few times. Have a look around UA-cam for instructions.
Love the legs and design on this but dislike the leaf joining and the odd cutouts for the dice bins etc. Have you had much trouble with fluids going through the leaves of the dining table onto the gaming surface?
Those legs just look like they are going to shatter after a few months. I much prefer the modular gaming table from Wyrmwood. It feels so much sturdier and secure, but I know it is probably much more expensive. EDIT: Holy heck I thought the MGT was more expensive but this table starts at almost 4K!. I got my MGT and a ton of accessories from less than 3k. Yikes.
Do you have a game table? What do you like about it? If you don't, are you thinking about getting one? Why or why not?
I'm thinking about buying this exact one, in the XL. Thoughts on it at this point after a year? Also, make more videos
@@MaruMaruMaruMaruMaruMaru Still loving it! Have had it for more than 2 years now and we love playing on it. Just haven't been able to play as much as I would like due to life circumstances. Would love to make more videos once I can find the time :)
Thanks for watching!
we love our Dresden! Another benefit is if you are playing a really long game and run out of time to finish, you can put the topper back on over the game and come back to it (in most cases). We are parents to a 1 year old, and this is the only way we are able to play games anymore: for an hour or two here and there after she goes down for the night which is not long enough for the big complicated games we like! And the amount of customizability means you don't really have to make any sacrifices on your home's theme or aesthetic for the sake of having a gaming table.
You could probably get that scratch out by putting a cloth on top of it and then steam iron it a few times. Have a look around UA-cam for instructions.
Oh, thanks! I'll look into it for sure
Quality video for a quality table 👍
Love the legs and design on this but dislike the leaf joining and the odd cutouts for the dice bins etc.
Have you had much trouble with fluids going through the leaves of the dining table onto the gaming surface?
I've never had a spill, but there's nothing really protecting liquid from dripping down.
Thanks for watching!
Gimme dat!
I must abide by the rules of "gimme dat"
The table is now yours
Those legs just look like they are going to shatter after a few months. I much prefer the modular gaming table from Wyrmwood. It feels so much sturdier and secure, but I know it is probably much more expensive. EDIT: Holy heck I thought the MGT was more expensive but this table starts at almost 4K!. I got my MGT and a ton of accessories from less than 3k. Yikes.
The design of this is much nicer than the mgt in my opinion. And I like that everything is built into this rather than a bunch of accessories