Rathskellers Sunnygeeks Game Table Overview - with Tom Vasel 

How big is the table? The large table is just shy of 4' x 6'. $1200 is probably on par for good quality dining room table of that size. All the "drawers" cost extra, of course. BUT getting a couple of good-quality folding tables will be much cheaper.

@@sexagesimalian agreed

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Came here to comment this but you beat me to it!

where or what table topper did you get?

They did discuss that already on their Crowdfunding series but they prefer R over W.

Thats a beautiful table as well, its just a beast though, and I wasn't sure where to store the toppers. Rathskellers table has topper storage underneath which is a huge plus.

The Kickstarter for this table lists ship dates. For their high end tables, it was about a year from order to delivery. Worth every penny! (And it was a LOT of pennies)

oh boy they are not hiding it... There are magnets behind the boxes and attach to the bar. It the whole concept of modularity! I won't buy it now, but it's high on my wishliist.

As an owner of the table, let me say, in all aspects the magnets are STRONG.

$4000 for Large Table with 4 Chairs, cushioned toppers and wooded table topper shipped to California

That would be pretty funny. I could see one ripping in the other about bulk purchases. “Who NEEDS 58 rolls of paper towel?!” 🤣😂

@@ericmeyer3520 😁

You might have an interesting point or 2, first I think they had to go with the notches since these boxes can go on either side and didn't want a "knob" to stick out into the center of the game area if you flipped the same box around to the inside. You want to be able to pull each individual box off its magnetic bearings so you need something to grip it. That said lets say you haven't opened these boxes in eons, since you were for the most part happy with the top insert choice, and then later decide to take the top off. The notch will at the very least let dust inside and worst I leave to your imagination as to what critters might have decided it made a very nice home. It does seem the way this video is presented that you would take off all these box covers to put on the top which means if you have had the top on for awhile and finally take the top off that you are going to have to be a bit sensitive to what might be contained in the boxes before grabbing your lids. One other note is that as TV suggested he wanted to decide which tops would be used where and settle in on that layout instead of the AP of all the choices but as near as I can tell when you want to put the topper on the table you are taking the tops of the boxes off which means all your attempts and getting just the right box tops in just the right places goes out the window. Every video I could find of the sunnygeaks shows this process of removing the box lids and then laying the table pieces on top. It seems like the puffy tops would be too high for the table pieces to lay out top correctly. So you have to resign yourself to removing them to put the table on top, eat dinner or lunch, then take the top off and then put in all the box pieces... on one hand this gets you a lot of flexibility but on the other it costs you a lot of time. Sorta reminds me of board games with zip lock bags holding the parts vs a fancy 3rd party insert where everything is ready to put on the table for you. The difference in game setup time between those options can be on the order of 2-15 mins for some games. I feel like this modular approach is going to add 5 mins or so to your setup time depending on whether you have to consider cleaning/dusting each box off and so forth. The metal legs is a new contemporary touch and the simplicity of building the table (adding the legs) looks super easy and robust.

I looked at Wyrmwood, it's just they are SO damn chonky!

It is truly ugly as a dining table.

It is subjective - this is one of the first gaming tables that I’ve liked the look of. I like the minimalism and combination of metal and wood.

yeah I was all for it when I thought the 999 euro price was with just basic drawers included to make the table complete. But then you need the drawers for an extra $350 USD, then you cant use the dining top without the lids on the drawers coming off (INSANE oversight...so stupid) so now you need to store those. Ok they make these $100+ bins for that...but wait, they dont hold the cupholder inserts lol. So this 999 euro table ended up at like $2k before being functional, and then there's shipping on top of it from EU to the US...hard no at that point for me