
Friends at the Table is an actual play podcast about critical worldbuilding, smart characterization, and fun interaction between good friends. Find us (and a listener guide) @Friends_Table on Twitter.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 548 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | FictionLeisureGames | |||

In a chamber of the Castle Eschatonica, filled with technology from another world, Veile, Caoimhe, Elena, and Brontë investigate the truth behind their mysterious gems (and the seemingly lost universes they were once connected to). Meanwhile, on the ... more
As the northern edge of the Castle Eschatonica grows closer, the adventurers within begin to sense a change in the dungeon around them. While the Celestial Echoes that make up the hallways and rooms of the castle were once neatly separated, now it se... more
In the depths of the Castle Eschatonica, the true beckonings called to the travelers of the Dragon Path. Led across the ether under divine shadow and holy light, to things that aren't, but which might yet be:
New more peaceful lives. Freedom from o... more
At the highest point of the Castle Eschatonica, the crew of the Little Snail and Team ABC finally find some answers to their most desperate questions. And yet, many mysteries remain, perhaps most of all: How can they escape this castle and return to ... more
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It’s hard to put into words how much this show means to me. It’s been in my life since covid and I’m now writing my MA thesis on it. Guess I finally owe you guys the 5-star rating ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Love me a let’s play podcast. Been listening to this one since Partizan. Yes, that’s right, I finally cracked and listened to epic mecha roleplay. Started it, got tired of waiting for the next episode so dove into the backlog. I’ve listened to it all. Some of it twice. Some of it thrice.
The tagline is what you get. Critical Worldbuilding, Smart Characterization, and Fun Interaction Between Good Friends. If those things interest you, you’re in the right place.
I recommend Partizan, and Sangfie... more
Over three years later and Connadine’s speech still sends chills up my spine. Give this show your undivided attention and the people who make it will show you beauty and care in spades.
It didn’t help with any of the law stuff, but I had to do a lot of driving for internships and these friends make damn fine driving companions and many, many hours of excellent storytelling. Also, they came up with “Do You Have It?,” and I heard that ad campaign brought someone back to life.
This had great potential and went to the first episode of Partizan to check it out. After 50! minutes the players had talked less than 10 minutes and it was all monologuing “world building” by the GM. It was not actual play, it was not collaborative, it was story time with dense amounts of lore to try and internalize. I love a good world but this was ridiculous. I’m sure it’s for somebody (given their stated subscribers which I also heard about before a single scene played out), just definitely ... more
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The show centers on collaborative, actual-play storytelling with a strong emphasis on worldbuilding, character development, and witty, warm camaraderie among long-time friends. Episodes showcase puzzle-solving, strategic combat, and creative lore-building across diverse settings, from celestial castles to surreal galleries, with meta-humor and thoughtful discussion of game mechanics woven in. It's likely to appeal to listeners who love deep narrative games, emergent storytelling, and community-driven worldbuilding, and stands out for its consistently high-quality production, long-running campaigns, and a welcoming, collaborative play style.
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Recent guests on Friends at the Table include:
1. Johnny Cakes
2. Jimmy Cone
3. Art Martinez-Tebbel
4. Jack de Quidt
5. Andrew Lee Swan
6. Janine Hawkins
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