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A bi-weekly series hosted by geek icon Wil Wheaton where he and a slew of celebrity guests gather to play their favorite tabletop games. Who will win the Trophy of Awesome?
Episode 20 : Eldritch Horror (2)
September. 27,2017
Part 2: What would Wil Wheaton do if an ancient Eldrich god was about to devour our world? Wil Wheaton answers that question with guests Patrick Rothfuss, Stefanie Woodburn, and Jessica Marzipan while playing a game of Eldritch Horror!
Episode 19 : Eldritch Horror (1)
September. 13,2017
What would Wil Wheaton do if an ancient Eldrich god was about to devour our world? Wil Wheaton answers that question with guests Patrick Rothfuss, Stefanie Woodburn, and Jessica Marzipan while playing a game of Eldritch Horror! Part 1 of 2.
Episode 18 : Codenames
August. 30,2017
Two teams of super spies have come in from the cold, but many fellow agents missed the memo. Wil Wheaton is joined by Michele Morrow, Travis Willingham, John Ross Bowie, Jackie Kashian, and Ashley Esqueda to bring these agents back in, in CODENAMES!
Episode 17 : Welcome to the Dungeon
August. 18,2017
Today on TableTop, Janet Varney, Hector Navarro, and Rhea Butcher sit down with Wil Wheaton to play Welcome to the Dungeon, a bluffing and press-your-luck microgame where you work together to get through two dungeons without dying.
Episode 16 : Flash Point: Fire Rescue
August. 02,2017
Wil Wheaton has never been as excited as he is today... to play someone that he is not: a firefighter. This episode of TableTop features FLASH POINT: FIRE RESCUE, with guests Clare Grant, Kelly Hu, and Seth Green, in a game of trying to extinguish flames and rescue trapped civilians.
Episode 15 : Misspent Youth Part 2
July. 19,2017
In part 2 of Misspent Youth, Wil Wheaton sits down with Amy Dallen, Kelly Sue DeConnick, and Matt Fraction to imagine a dystopian world where power has been concentrated into the hands of one centralized authority. They are a group of teenage rebels who have had enough!
Episode 14 : Misspent Youth Part 1
July. 05,2017
In part 1 of Misspent Youth, Wil Wheaton sits down with Amy Dallen, Kelly Sue DeConnick, and Matt Fraction to imagine a dystopian world where power has been concentrated into the hands of one centralized authority. They are a group of teenage rebels who have had enough!
Episode 13 : Steam Park
June. 21,2017
Steam Park is the theme park board game you've always wanted to play. Wil Wheaton sits down with Jonathan Coulton, Paul Sabourin and Greg "Storm" DiCostanzo.
Episode 12 : Mysterium
June. 07,2017
Wil believes that ghosts aren’t real, mediums don’t talk to departed spirits, and psychics are full of crap. But, just this once, he’ll set those beliefs aside and welcome them all as real for a fun game of Mysterium! Joined by David Kwong, Laura Bailey, and Shannon Woodward, the four attempt to solve a murder by communicating with the departed.
Episode 11 : Star Trek: Five Year Mission
March. 01,2017
When Wil Wheaton was a boy he loved Star Wars and Star Trek. As a child, he pretended to fly around in space on the Enterprise… and now he’s an adult who pretends to fly around in space on the Enterprise.
Join Wil as he sits down with Jessica Chobot, Jaime King, and Jesse Cox on board the bridge of the Enterprise to play a game of Star Trek: Five Year Mission! The four of them will take on roles from the original Star Trek series and work together to return home from their five-year mission.
Episode 10 : Fate Core
February. 15,2017
Today on Tabletop, Wil Wheaton is joined by Felicia Day, John Rogers, and Ryan Macklin for a game of Fate Core! Ryan Macklin is not only playing, but he is one of the designers of Fate Core and will be running the game.
Will they go to space? Will they go underground? Will they go elsewhere? The Fate Core system supports anything you can imagine, so find out now!
Episode 9 : Star Realms
February. 01,2017
In gaming, there’s a fine line between satisfying competition between friendly rivals, and completely missing the joy of playing a game because you’re so focused on winning. So, this episode of TableTop will be interesting because professional MTG Pro Tour player Melissa DeTora is here to face Wil Wheaton in STAR REALMS, a fast-paced one-on-one deck-building game.
Episode 8 : Dragon Farkle
January. 18,2017
This week on TableTop, it's Dragon Farkle! Wil Wheaton is joined by Brandon Routh, Derek Mio, and Neil Grayston. The objective: build an army and defeat the dragon!
Episode 7 : Harbour
January. 04,2017
Wil Wheaton invites guests Nika Harper, Matthew Mercer, and Kyle Newman to find out can buy the most valuable buildings in Harbour!
Episode 6 : Fury of Dracula (2)
December. 21,2016
In part two of this two-part edition of TableTop, vampire hunters Amy Okuda, Grant Imahara, and Ify Nwadiwe try their best to defeat Wil Wheaton, aka Dracula, in Fury of Dracula!
Episode 5 : Fury of Dracula (1)
December. 21,2016
In part one of this two-part edition of TableTop, Wil Wheaton gets to play Dracula as guests Amy Okuda, Grant Imahara, and Ify Nwadiwe try their best to hunt him, in Fury of Dracula!
Episode 4 : Tiny Epic Galaxies
December. 08,2016
TableTop Season 4 continues as Wil Wheaton invites Mayim Bialik, Tim Schafer, and Andy Weir to colonize planets in Tiny Epic Galaxies!
Episode 3 : Monarch
November. 24,2016
Wil Wheaton hosts a game of Monarch with Ashley Clements (The Lizzie Bennet Diaries, Non-transferrable), Brea Grant (Heroes, Dexter, Eastsiders), and Satine Phoenix (co-author The Action Heroine's Journey, co-creator New Praetorians, co-host Game School Podcast).
Episode 2 : Champions of Midgard
November. 09,2016
Wil Wheaton hosts a game of Champions of Midgard! Alongside him in this epic Viking journey are Alison Haislip (Titansgrave, BattleBots), Chris Kluwe (former Minnesota Vikings), and Marisha Ray (Critical Role).
Episode 1 : Lanterns: The Harvest Festival
November. 02,2016
In this first episode, Wil Wheaton hosts a game of Lanterns: The Harvest Festival. Joining him are Hyper RPG's Zac Eubank, TheBeccaScott's Becca Scott Kerns, and No Survivor's Ivan Van Norman!
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