Large Dining Table

The Large Dining Table is a decorative furniture item described as a huge dining table constructed from strong, expensive wood. It appears in multiple indoor locations across the game world and exists in at least two visual variants. The item functions as part of the environmental decoration set and is encountered as placed world furniture rather than a craftable object in all recorded sources.

Both visual variants of the Large Dining Table are available for purchase or discovery in the Furniture Store. Variant A and Variant B differ only in appearance; image assets have been cataloged as Vintage_Dining_Table_1 (Variant A) and Vintage_Dining_Table_2 (Variant B).

Notable spawn locations and specific placements where the Large Dining Table has been recorded:

• Furniture Store: both Variant A and Variant B are present among the store’s stock and displays.
• Reactors (Gale Reactor area): in the lower split area, placed in a large room that contains two vending machines and a kitchen.
• Residence Sector: in the "Zaibat Sushi" area, serving as part of the restaurant set dressing.
• Fragments: in the restaurant area of the Fragments region.
• Variant B specific locations include:
  • Flathill: inside the "Sweet Freeze" ice cream store.
  • The Train: an onboard placement in at least one carriage.
  • Canaan: inside a building located near the town well.
  • Shadowgate: inside a cabin near a campfire where three Witches are dancing.

Practical notes for players and level designers:

• The table’s large footprint makes it a prominent piece for room layouts; expect it to occupy a major portion of interior floor space where it appears.
• Because it is described as expensive, its presence typically indicates a higher-quality or more formal interior (restaurants, dining rooms, or upscale stores).
• When searching for a particular variant (A vs. B), visiting the Furniture Store is sufficient to see both; for guaranteed Variant B spawns, check the listed location-specific spots such as Flathill’s Sweet Freeze or the Train.
• The item is primarily decorative and should be treated as part of environmental storytelling rather than an interactive gameplay object unless a level explicitly assigns function to placed furniture.