As Seen On Tabletop

Thanks a lot

I just finished my first year of college and while I was there I spent a lot time playing rpgs and other table top games like BANG! with my new friends. When I got home for the summer I started to really miss my friends and playing those games with them. So when I started watching Tabletop it made me feel a little better and gave me some ideas for games I can play with them next semester. So my point is I love this show, thanks for making it and PLAY MORE DRAGON AGE!

Always/Never/Now

Thanks to Tabletop’s Fiasco, my gaming group got its first taste of a storytelling roleplay, and it’s started something awesome! I’m now running the phenomenally exciting Always/Never/Now and we’re having an amazing time with it. Here’s everything set up for our next session on Saturday (just add geeks!)

Always/Never/Now

If you want an idea of how much fun this game can be, you could take a look at our epic Actual Play - the first few posts are pretty much a teaser trailer and won’t spoil anything.

I’ve heard there’s a bonus scene somewhere out there which we’ve missed out on by not finding discovering the game until way after the Kickstarter was all done. If anyone out there’s willing to share it with me, I’d be over the moon and willing to offer an AP from a hugely appreciative GM (and a crazy group of players!) in return.

4 years ago I got Last Night on Earth and got a group together to play with a promise that if they didn’t like it we’d stick a movie on. Now this is my collection we have a gaming day once a month and try to meet up every Thursday night as well. Between us we have 4 copies of Last Night on Earth and probably 40 games.

Finally played Star Fluxx for the first time. We all had a great time!

After watching Tabletop, my husband and I knew we wanted to play games with our son. He just turned two and for his birthday we got him a game called Thinkfun Roll and Play Board Game. This is our first time playing it. He got the idea very quickly, even if he was more interested in grabbing the cards and turning the die to match the card in his hand.

Flying the colors on Geek Pride Day last weekend. I wore this all over Chicago.

My Dad and I took a page out of the Geek Chic book. We found this TV cabinet at a consignment shop and my thought what is better than TV for entertainment? Board games! And I was worried that I wasn’t going to have enough storage for all of my games but look at all those empty spaces…