Table Prop, Mimic (DND / TTRPG)
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A Table and Mimic for DND and other TTRPGs
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- Printables
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- Props & Terrains
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- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial
Edit: Per a request on Thingiverse I've added the whole versions of the table for both short and tall variants (short is like ~22mm sized for small 25mm/28mm characters tall and tall is 27mm tall sized for 32mm characters)Edit: Per laroka's comment I've added the whole versions of the table for both short and tall variants (short is like ~22mm sized for small 25mm/28mm characters tall and tall is 27mm tall sized for 32mm characters)
Waterdeep Dragon Heist calls for a Dining Table Mimic and while this isn't a suuuuper fancy table it is still a table and mimic. I made this model by hand starting with a sized cube, did a quad remesh and then etched in wood grain with the crease brush. The legs were done with much the same process. I added dowels to fit the legs on. For the mimic I split the table in half and then just used the grab brush to pull the pieces apart in the middle, I used a mask brush as a basis for some gums and then used dyntopo sculpting to inflate the gums. I borrowed the tongue and teeth from my other mimics and then just positioned them. The biggest timesink here was cleaning up janky mesh issues - I could have remeshed and fixed it all but I wanted to keep the same wood grain between the regular version and the mimic.
For sizing you can use the 20mm legs if you want a small halfling / dwarf table or the 25mm legs if you want one for regular 32mm characters. The table is 50mm x 25mm so it should fit a about 6 characters around it. This would also make the mimic a 50mm large creature.
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