Tales of Nowhere
Copernicus StrattJoin us every other Wednesday as we make our way through multiple Tabletop RPGs to tell the story of four charismatic heroes seeking to repair the multiverse. It's a journey of epic proportions that will keep you laughing as you piece together the mystery of the world, the characters, and most importantly, that extra-dimensional Coffee Shop known as Cafe Nowhere.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 229 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Categories | Science FictionFictionGamesLeisure | ||||
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Ready to go behind the bar in this optional episode and find out what everyone thought of Season 2's Heart arc? And Season 2 itself?! How did the crew feel about losing one (or more) of their own? Was this ruleset any good? What was the best RPG of t... more
One last time, the full crew of Infiniteers ventures out into the far reaches of Nowhere to (hopefully) save the entire multiverse.
The fight for the entirety of the multiverse begins. Will the Janiteers fulfill their role as sacrificial lambs? Find out in this episode!
Finally, the Janiteers have arrived at the bottom of the Heart. Now they just have to survive long enough to save the multiverse. Easy, right?
The journey to the bottom of the Heart continues as the Janiteers face even greater foes and are forced to relive the past.
After escaping the Ever Cathedral and meeting up with an unexpected visitor, the Janiteers finally feel a spark of hope as they come up with...am I reading this right? A plan? Wow, I never thought that would actually happen.
We all remember where we were the first time we heard the tale of the Wiseman, don't we? The story stays with you, gives you hope, gives you strength. Yes, as you know, thanks to the Wiseman we one day will see the God Child to victory!
The return of a friendly face (and friendly place) has Janiteers and Infiniteers alike a little on edge, as they continue their journey deeper into the Heart of the Spark.
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I loved eric hates so I came here and I love it a lot so yeah
Audible5L
United Statesa year ago- kewl
I loved eric hates so I came here and I love it a lot so yeah
Audible5LUnited Statesa year ago - Love this podcast
I love this podcast so much. It is so creative and well produced.
Apple Podcasts5sixela1792United States3 years ago - You guys should make another season
This podcast is amazing. I love it I would not stop listening to it. I would even restart the entire thing from start and listen to it again it’s 100% five star and if you ever make another season can I join too cause I do D&D it’s one of my favorite games it’s amazing. I also listen to the EHDBZ. I would love to hang out with you guys and just do a podcast, so really if you do make another season, let me join.
Apple Podcasts5aaaahhhhhyyyyyaaaaUnited States3 years ago A fun romp through many TTRPG bringing the same cast of characters to new unfamiliar worlds every arch.
Podchaser55 years agoMichael HealyCast is fun and the campaing is epic.
Podcast Addict56 years agoMoosenstein- A good blend of humor and great storytelling
I really enjoy the table banter this group has as well, and they do a good job of showcasing the strengths and weaknesses of the different tabletop games they play. Definitely a podcast I recommend to others.
Apple Podcasts5LaeliaCamuiUnited States6 years ago - The perfect blend
This podcast is the perfect blend of playing and irrelevant banter. It’s a lot of comedy mixed with emotional highs and lows. The movement between different RPGs keeps the stories fresh and allow the characters to demonstrate new facets of themselves in each new place.
Apple Podcasts5JanielovesitUnited States6 years ago - the BEST actual play podcast out there
TON grabs you right from the first episode and keeps up that high bar of quality throughout. If you enjoy ttrpg podcasts like The Adventure Zone, NADDPOD and Rusty Quill Gaming you'll love this. What makes Tales unique is that each arc the characters travel to a different universe and play using a different TTRPG system, so if you've been wanting to broaden your horizens and explore systems other than d&d TON showcases these systems in an entertaining and aproachable way.
I would 100% recomend ... more
Apple Podcasts5baron_jelly
United Kingdom6 years ago - absolutely amazing podcast
if you want a recommendation for an rpg system, this is the place to be. a wonderful and thorough review of increasingly fascinating rpgs by a amazing and hilarious cast with spectacular music. absolutely a blast to listen to and the community is 😍
Apple Podcasts5AgentshardeUnited States6 years ago - Genius Storytelling - updated
A friend recommended this to me and from episode 1 I was absolutely hooked. The way they go between worlds keeps the story interesting and keeps the characters on their feet. I love it.
(Updated)
I have now finished listening to the first season. Let me tell you little did I know 4 years ago how much these characters would end up meaning to me. This story has been a rollercoaster of laughter, tears, gasps, and cheers. The four players play off of each other so seemingly effortlessly and the DM... more
Apple Podcasts5CardsCubedUnited States6 years ago - Do yourself a favor and listen
It’s nearly criminal that Tales of Nowhere doesn’t have much greater notoriety, because it is a high-quality, heartfelt production.
This show features stellar storytelling, charming characters, and just the right balance of humor and drama. Its unique format of moving through different tabletop RPG systems while following a single narrative thread serves both to keep the story fresh and to introduce listeners to systems with which they may not be familiar.
I highly recommend Tales of Nowhere t... more
Apple Podcasts5TerenëUnited States6 years ago One of the best actual plays out there
Podcast Addict56 years agosoulshark- Second only to the adventure zone
I’ve tried a lot of actual play podcasts and this is one of my favorites. The cast is great at improv and the pacing, mixing, and music are good as well. In addition to caring for the characters, I also appreciate learning about ttrpg systems other than d&d 5e.
Apple Podcasts5CharloggleUnited States6 years ago - Fresh Storytelling Medium
Such a great podcast. It’s a unique format being a role playing series. It makes everything an adventure as the cast is free to make their own choices and send the story in a new direction. As someone with very little exposure to role playing games it’s cool to listen to them as they visit each “world” and experiences the different game mechanics and rules.
Apple Podcasts5Braden S.United States7 years ago
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