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Low slung coffee tables with beanbags. IF you decide to stay close to the floor, several problems dissappear. People can have their books on the floor next to them. Dropped dice are easily found. If there are not enough chairs, people can sit on the floor. Look into having somthing that gives support for the back, like the brilliant Sumo beanbags.

http://www.sumolounge.com/

Another suggestion, if you are looking for something more upmarket, is to get some of the European designed ergo chairs from places like Sweden. There are some chair designs that will make you curse the victorian chair paradigm every time you sit in a standard chair again.

http://www.slate.com/id/2131646/

http://www.hermanmiller.com/CDA/SSA/Product/0,1592,a10-c440-p8,00.html

http://www.officechairadvice.com/ergonomic/best/what_to_look_for_buying_erg onomic_chair.html

Neat stuff, I wish I could afford that Humanscale chair.

As it stands the budget can't really go over 50-80 bucks a chair. :|

I recall a really heavy duty folding chair that was pretty much two giant slabs of ergonomic plastic. That one was pretty comfy, but yeah on a whole most folding chairs aren't fun.

Thanks to the both of you on the input. The A&A table was pretty neat and I'll have to suggest we get someone to talk to Maintenance on their opinion.

Howdy,

I'm trying to find some information on high durability chairs/tables for use in a gameroom. Specifically for the one on campus at the Shoreline Community College in Washington. So far gathering info on folding chairs and tables is proving more difficult with all the random furniture and office supply websites out there just looking to make a buck.

What I'm hoping for is that if anyone out there can recall a particular brand of chair or table worth noting could help us out with a tip.

Help us Internet, you're our only hope!

Shiny.

Golden, Fire Baby

Some unearthed arcana style variant Wizards would be a neat house rule at the table, say trading spell focus feats at certain levels for better skill points and selections.

I just thought I would mention however, if you look at the DM's guide at the NPC class prebuilds Wizards get more skill points then all the other classes later on in levels. Assuming of course they get items that boost Int, and really why wouldn't they get a chance to find/buy/craft something like that.

I can understand why people don't like the slow build up the class has though. I've never personally had a character above level 5. :P

ate the small,