The furnishing ideas in furniture stores often have the problem of not being very authentic. Everything seems too sterile, too perfect and just not very homely. At least one IKEA employee has obviously taken this criticism to heart and has certainly put a smile on the face of every customer with a pen & paper penchant.
As X-User rusty posts, an IKEA house has recreated a role-playing evening in enormous detail.
Recommended editorial content
At this point you will find external content from Twitter that complements the article.
You can display it and hide it again with one click.
I agree to content from Twitter being shown to me.
Personal data may be transmitted to third-party platforms. More about this in our.
Link toTwitter content
What's there to see?
Instead of just putting down blank sheets of paper and a few dice, we really put a lot of effort into this. According to the pictures you can find the following items:
- Fully completed character sheets:For example, someone obviously played the wood elf Lingon Barry, who has a pet frog named Meatball.
- A battle map:There are even painted figures included!
- Heaps of dice and beer:But of course the latter is not real.
- Dungeon Master Story Plan and Notes:The heroes meet opposing goblins and wizards, and they also end up finding the goblin's treasure: the very IKEA table on which everything is built.
By the way, if you're wondering which Pen&Paper is being played here: it's most likely Dungeons&Dragons, even if the character sheets aren't the official ones.
The users are enthusiastic in the comments, especially the frog Meatball has won some hearts.Tanuki MenukiBut I still have a suggestion for improvement:
The only thing that would have made things perfect is if the dungeon map was the layout of the store and the monsters were named after IKEA stuffed animals.
In our opinion, there is also one IKEA utensil missing that would have been perfectly integrated: a privacy screen for the Dungeon Master! TheExercise Desk Dividermay not have been originally designed for this purpose, but it is ideal.
Maybe the Desk Divider will be added in the second session. The Dungeon Master's notes also say that next time there will have to be more goblins.
What do you think of the creative design of the IKEA table? Are you still missing details that are included in each of your role-playing evenings? Feel free to write it in the comments!
