๐ณ๐๐๐ ๐๐, ๐๐๐๐ ๐๐! Tales From the Tables is back with episode 47: Homecoming, part 1! Our intrepid misadventurers finally make their way back home to Waterdeep. Whew... should you wish a refresher on the whole series, you can always find it here ๐
Tales From the Tables is back with episode 46: A Thrice Blessed Return.
With Angela back among the living thanks to another party's cleric Torxina, and the priceless diamond crafted by Rozanna's missing mother, our intrepid adventurers get to have an emotional heart-to-heart.
If you've missed an episode, you can always find the rest at Tapas or Webtoon... or just take your pick here :)
Hear ye, hear ye! Tales From the Tables is back with episode 45: You Must Live On!
Angela learns an important spell from Aribeth before finally making it back among the living.
Whew... sorry I'm late, I was aiming for yesterday... But between being sick, and a huge 1600km (each way) trip to hang out with the ForeverDM and our D&D clique for Thanksgiving, I've only managed to wrap it a day late.
Hope y'all are enjoying the story so far! There's SO MUCH more ahead.
As for what it is that Aribeth taught Angie, it's a flavored, Angie specific version of this ForeverDM spell. :)
Should you wish to find the rest, it's all here :)
Tales From the Tables is back with episode 44: Steel, Blood and Fire!
Angela has an unexpected meeting in the Fugue Plane. And the more seasoned D&D games among us will recognize a familiar face.
Apologies to James Ohlen, but this was too funny of a spin not to take :)
As always, you can find the whole story on Tapas or Webtoon. And please consider supporting us... it means more than I can express.
Tales From the Tables episode 43: Veil of Memories, part 2!
Angela re-lives some of her childhood memories...
Whew, FINALLY finished this episode! Another looooong 4-pager. I hope you can forgive me that we'll be doing 11 episodes this year rather than the full 12... Note how much longer they are! There's just so much story I want to convey, and so much more ahead of us Featuring a lovely design for Morena Dekarios by Necromoss. It's exactly how I imagined her... and I feel we D&D artists should mutually "canonize" our works if possible, soooo... here we are! :D
And if you're new to the story, you can always find the rest under these links, take your pick!
Tales From the Tables ep. 42: Veil of Memories
Angela catches a glimpse beyond the veil of memories while her fate hangs by a thread.
So sorry this episode was so late! Lots of work on brand new, detailed backgrounds, plus the annual summer visit with my elderly parents back across the ocean... ;_;
Anyway, hope it was worth the wait! Lots of answers! And perhaps even more new questions, as the plot thickens some more!
If you're curious about more of Angela's backstory, TheForeverDM has a neat video about it :)
Hear ye, hear ye! Tales From the Tables is back with episode 41, and the 5th and final part of the Devil's Due arc. And boy, was it difficult to draw this one. Not in technical terms, of course... but mostly in emotional ones. Things may seem dark., but please keep in mind it always seems darkest before dawn. Have faith, everyone.
Also, there's some really big reveals coming soon, in the next few episodes :)
Hear ye, hear ye! Tales From the Tables is back with episode 40: **Devil's Due, part 4! ** Our intrepid misadventurers face off against the devil Alexander and his numerous summoned minions... will they prevail? ๐ฑ
A comic which was literally born on r/DnDMemes (before it was ruined) 3+ years ago. Many episodes early on are single-shot jokes that function well as memes. We took a turn towards serious long-form stories, and keep sharing there due to popular demand. And here, because migrating redditors specifically asked me to.
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Tales From the Tables is back with episode #39!
Our intrepid misadventurers commence the long awaited showdown with the devil Alexander. Roll for initiative!
Whew... barely managed to finish it for my self-imposed deadline... but I really hope y'all enjoy the unfolding story. It's quite the tonal shift from when we began 3+ years ago but hey, isn't that just how D&D campaigns play out? :D
BTW, should you be a new reader, you can always find the rest on Tapas or Webtoon. Links here :)
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Tales From the Tables is back with episode 38, Devil's Due, part 2! Because the devil, they say, is in the details...
It's the longest episode I've made yet! 4 pages! While it's not something I can pull off every month, it's my dream to one day retire from my day job and draw full-time, and deliver longer, more ambitious tales like this every month! One can dream.
You can always find the rest on Webtoon and Tapas.
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Our intrepid adventurers encounter a mysterious stranger in need of assistance. Nothing suspicious here, I assure you.
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So sorry it took me so long to finish this one... I've been very sick for the past two weeks, along with Nala and our little Bean :(
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Tales From the Tables is back with episode 36: Echoes of the Past, part 3!**
As the investigation of the abandoned mansion comes to an end and the revelations weigh heavily on Redwen, our intrepid adventurers take a moment to hug it out before their journey back to Waterdeep.
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Nope, the Hidden Step ability can be used multiple times (equal to the proficiency bonus), activated at the start of each round. With a bit of clever planning of his moves, he can totally pull this off. The description from Volo's is obsolete, superseded by an updated one in Mordenkainen Presents.
Besides, we all know Volo's a bulshitter and gets things wrong :D
As a little bit of a curious side-note, this is the creative process behind key location backgrounds. Making sure everything is exactly how we'd see it if we stood there, in-universe, true to Ed Greenwood's wonderful world... that really brings the scenes to life in my mind...