Card Table

Card Table is an item described in the game as a small, plush table well suited to shabby or dingy lounges. Its in‑world appearance is consistently described across languages as fuzzy, plush, or mite‑worn, evocative of an old leisure room or seedy parlor rather than a formal piece of furniture. The Card Table functions primarily as a flavor object that reinforces the atmosphere of rundown interiors.

The item is specifically noted to appear in the Temple of Stone. In that location it is depicted in a striking tableau: the table is held by a statue and its pose suggests motion — as if it had been fleeing from something before both it and the statue were turned to stone. This visual detail is emphasized in several descriptions and gives the Card Table a small narrative hook beyond mere decoration.

• Visual and thematic role: soft, fuzzy surface; conveys a worn, dingy lounge aesthetic found in low‑class or neglected interiors.
• Canonical location: appears in the Temple of Stone, presented as part of a petrified scene involving a statue.
• Flavor detail: positioned and posed so it seems to have been running prior to petrification, which provides atmospheric storytelling without requiring explicit exposition.

There are no explicit gameplay mechanics or interactable functions documented in the available descriptions; the Card Table is presented as an environmental/item detail that contributes to setting and tone, particularly in areas meant to feel seedy, neglected, or theatrically petrified.