Open a table
Open a table
Name it, say how many can sit down and who can find it. You'll get a code to send your friends.
You'll need an account for this one. Sitting down at somebody else’s table asks for nothing at all — but a table belongs to whoever opens it, so opening one needs a name and a password. No email, about forty seconds.
Sign in or sign upGot a code from a friend? You can sit down right now — no account needed.
Or set one up for company
On the house
What you get
- A table with you in the host's chair and the rest open for whoever wanders in.
- A 6-character code and an invite link, so your lot can find you without the table being on the list.
- A board, dice and a log, set out before anybody arrives.
- It keeps. Close the tab, come back tomorrow, and your table's where you left it.
Starts at 4 seats, open to all travellers, and one night only — change any of it above.
On your own is a different shape: three chairs, two filled by the cast, no waiting and nothing to share. You land straight on the board.
