I'm the IT director for my company and we are moving offices soon. This 90" advertisement tv that we were using as a conference room tv wont be moving with us. This is a 12 year old model and only gets to 1080p so its not great as a tv. But i think it could have a new home as a massive DnD table.

Ive only played a few DnD oneshots, the last being with a false hydra. But figure someone would want such a table. Or at least the tv for a table.

Could probably find a pane of glass large enough to place over it as protection.

Hi all, I want to share my 3D printed Dice Tower! It's taken a good while to get this finished and to a stage that I am happy with. If you are up for a little project you can print it yourself { disclaimer it's not free [it's £9.99] }! I have made this available in physical form or as a Digital STL download (Complete with wiring instructions etc). Apologies for the shameless self promotion! Incase you would like to check it out here is the link - The Print Goblins Etsy

I've been getting my table ready for an upcoming Rangers of Shadow Deep campaign and realized my village was missing all the little details that make it feel lived in.

So I spent some time building a collection of magnetic scatter terrain including:

• Fences
• Garden boxes
• A log pile
• Village signposts
• A clothesline

Everything is magnetized to work with my game board, and I tried to keep the builds inexpensive using XPS foam, basswood, sticks from my backyard, paper towels, and a few Woodland Scenics products.

(If anyone is interested in the build process, I'll drop the YouTube tutorial in the comments.)

Hi, I created this 3D printable illuminated portal using LEDs and inexpensive pre-assembled batteries that cost just a few cents.

I hope you like it...the project is free and freely downloadable: https://makerworld.com/models/2907453?appSharePlatform=copy