Tabletop Tapes Actual Play Podcast

We thought we'd never be able to play together, but the Force made it happen. We're playing the beginner adventure for Force and Destiny!   Happy Star Wars Day!   Want more RPG goodness? Try Bothan Banter, a Star Wars campaign using Fantasy Flight's Edge of the Empire system.  

This is a 2-shot that we ran during our campaign, where we all made monstrous characters, and, well, give it a listen. You might not have played a D&D game quite like this.   -Credits- Want more RPG podcasts? Give a listen to Drunks and Dragons where you get to explore the wonderful land of Drunkeros with the party in 4th (and later 5th) edition D&D. Music: Public domain 1920s Jazz collection on archive.org

Episode 5: "The Next Day" The party has been attacked by a gunman for unknown reasons. Is this related to their investigation, or random chance?   Note: This is one of the rare sessions that a player (Eugene) couldn't make it, so that's why he seems rather quiet.   Want more RPG podcasts? Give Dice for Brains a try! Music: Public domain 1920s jazz collection on archive.org

This is a 2-shot that Alex ran during our first campaign, where we all made monstrous characters, and, well, give it a listen. You might not have played a D&D game quite like this.   -Credits- Want more RPG podcasts? Give a listen to Tabletop Go, an Improv D&D 5e Actual Play Podcast where everyone rolls to see who the DM is tonight, and then improv from there. Music: Public domain 1920s Jazz collection on archive.org

Episode 4: "Following the Trail" This is session 1, parts 3 and 4 of our first campaign, Yesterday in Gold. This session (episodes 2, 3, and 4) has pretty dodgy audio, so we've made the episodes very short so you can get the info you need to move on. After session 1, our audio improves significantly, so you can hear the sessions in their entirety, rather than whatever pieces were audible. Due to the nature of the audio in episodes 2, 3, and 4, it will sometimes sound like the GM is telling the players what they're doing with no input. In truth there was much discussion about what they wanted to do and when, but not all of it is audible, so it was cut when it wasn't.   -Credits- Want more RPG podcasts? Give Stories of the Fifth Age a try!   Music: Public domain 1920s jazz collection on archive.org

Episode 3: "The Clues" This is session 1, part 2 of our first campaign, Yesterday in Gold. This session (episodes 2, 3, and 4) has pretty dodgy audio, so we've made the episodes very short so you can get the info you need to move on. After session 1, our audio improves significantly, so you can hear the sessions in their entirety, rather than whatever pieces were audible. Due to the nature of the audio in episodes 2, 3, and 4, it will sometimes sound like the GM is telling the players what they're doing with no input. In truth there was much discussion about what they wanted to do and when, but not all of it is audible, so it was cut when it wasn't.  -Recap- In the fortune read to the party, the following cards were drawn in order: One: The devil, inverted. False temptations will seek to draw you off the path.   Two: Two of coins, inverted. This is a crossroads where you must decide between physical gain and your own safety.   Three: Four of Staves A wise man or woman will be involved in your j

Episode 2: "The Fortune" The party answers a telegram from their dead friend, Andrew Baker, to come to his house. Though Andrew perished in 1916, World War I has delayed any action regarding the property. Andrew's home is absent from his will, and will default to the government by the end of the year. In the mean time, the Corven family watches over it via Arthur, their servant. This is session 1, part 1 of our first campaign, Yesterday in Gold. This session (episodes 2, 3, and 4) has pretty dodgy audio, so we've made the episodes very short so you can get the info you need to move on. After session 1, our audio improves significantly, so you can hear the sessions in their entirety, rather than whatever pieces were audible. Due to the nature of the audio in episodes 2, 3, and 4, it will sometimes sound like the GM is telling the players what they're doing with no input. In truth there was much discussion about what they wanted to do and when, but not all of it is audible, so it was cut when it wasn't.  -

This is episode 2 of our learning Fate Core series. Today we'll be talking about how to use your aspects by Invoking and Compelling them!   -Credits- Want more RPG podcasts? Give Cthulhu & Friends a try!   Music: Public domain 1920s jazz collection on archive.org

Welcome to session 0 of our inaugural campaign, Yesterday in Gold. In this you'll hear a bit about game and character creation.   -- Want more RPG podcasts? Give Advantage: A 5th Edition Dungeons and Dragons Podcast a try! Music: Public Domain 1920s jazz collection on archive.org

Never played FATE before? This is part 1 of a series to introduce you to the system as you listen to the campaign.   Music is from the archive.org public domain 1920s jazz collection.

Hi there! We're Tabletop Tapes, and it's great to meet you. This first recording is about the content you can expect from us . . . after we make sure the feed is working properly. Thank you for stopping by. See you soon!