Wyrmwood Modular Game Table: Component Organizer vs Modular Component Organizer 

I had no idea the modular ones were smaller and shallower. Thank you so much.

Really helpful, thanks for posting.

Excellent

thank you so much for posting! This is a great run through of real world functionality. a couple questions how do you like the table overall for gaming on? are you doing a video about toppers/topper block? what did you end up doing for chairs? thanks again these videos were super helpful!

Would love a game deck review!

Firstly, I would like to thank you for posting both this video and the cup holders deep dive as they have been tremendously helpful and detailed! My largest area of concern for this table is how usable it is for TTRPGs such as D&D given the width of the perimeter rail when the recessed vault is in use. For example, how easy is it to balance and comb through a book on this rail? Likewise, how easy is it to keep a character sheet on the rail and make notations as needed? I understand that the player desk may alleviate this issue entirely, but my concern at that point becomes how ergonomic is it during gameplay. For example, when using the player desk, are you able to easily see the center of the table/battlemat with it in place or does it provide a hindrance to visibility, especially when component organizers are attached to the front of it. Additionally, how easy is it to reach into the center of the table when a player desk is in use, both with and without component organizers? I know that it juts out a bit from the outside of the table and I was curious as to how much further back it forces you to sit from the center of the table itself. Are you able to move your miniatures from a seated position, or do you generally need to stand up to sidestep the player desk to move your miniatures around? I apologize for the bombardment of questions, but thus far you are one of the few people that I have seen on RU-vid doing these deep dives and I would greatly appreciate your insights! Lastly, if you are willing to do another video deep dive, I know that I personally would love to see the use cases as described above in a look at the table's usability for TTRPGs including a look at the player desk and how effective it is as a solution with regards to seeing how much it blocks visibility and acts as a barrier from the center of the table. Overall, thank you for providing these videos so far as a picture truly does speak a thousand words and these have been of phenomenal quality and provide a great level of analysis with a wide array of use cases.

Another great video! Could you please do an overview of each of the different wood types in HD quality?

Your videos are super helpful. We already own a number of hex tiles, but are considering getting a pair of component and pair of modular organizers. Similar to how you mentioned there’s just something nice about having a vaulted gaming table, do you have a similar feeling for using the component organizer for personal player use vs hex tiles?

Great video! Have a quick question: what type of wood is your MGT? It seems like black walnut but couldn't be sure.

What type of wood is that used for the table?

Not to sound negative but do you see any point to playing a fast board game like Splendor in a vault rather than on the topper (or a regular table) since there's no dice, nothing that requires bowls and it's fast enough to not have to "save the game for later"