
Tales Yet Told is an award-winning Actual Play podcast, focused on collaboratively telling stories at the intersection of queerness and horror using Indie TTRPGs. Our stories center on troubled characters struggling to be true to themselves in uncompromising worlds that would rather bend and break them than allow them to exist as they are.
From cold-hearted killers driving down school hallways to ... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 86 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | GamesLeisureDramaFiction | |||

Content Warnings for this episode: Profanity, Fantasy Violence, Unreality, Heart Beat Sounds, Blood and Blood Drinking, Environmental Destruction, Vampires, Discussions of Death
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Three knights of the ... more
Content Warnings for this episode: Profanity, Fantasy Violence, Unreality, Blood & Gore, Blood Drinking, Discussion of Mass Death, Harm to Non-Domesticated Animals, Vampirism
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Changed forever by that ... more
Content Warnings for this episode: Profanity, Violence, Blood, Discussions About Mortality, Classism, Vampires, Crypts, Grave Robbing
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Blood in the Snow: Prologue
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Blood in the Snow is a 4-part Gothic Horror actual play series following the knights of Sanguis Populi as they hunt down a ghastly creature from beyond the walls of the hidden city of Ozzurad.
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I’m only a few episodes in, but the show is a blast so far! Love the cast, and Kendo is a great GM!!!
Tales Yet Told is an absolute stunner of a show, with every season offering amazing storytelling, GMing, and performances, as well as a true ability to showcase game systems in a fun and informative way. Whether you are a long-time fan of Actual Play or you’re brand new to the form, Tales Yet Told has something for you. What’s more, they have something unique: I struggle to think of another show making art that is as consistently innovative and cohesive as this show while also being dramatic, fu... more
Absolutely loving the latest season Our Lives in the Wood. Kendo is making something really cool and interesting with this show. I can’t wait to see where it all goes!
Great podcast that manages the perfect balance of both whimsy and horror. The acting and chemistry is fantastic, the music sets the perfect tone, and the gameplay is both exciting and meaningfu! I'm racing through Strangers in the Wood right now, and I can't wait to hear the next arc too!
There aren’t many times in my life a piece of media has managed to elicit a feeling of actual terror in me. Not fear, so much as a deep dread and genuine concern for the safety and well-being of the characters is what this group keeps dragging out of me and I just can’t stop listening. Not only is the story great (just near the end of season 1) but the production values are top notch! Can’t wait to get into the next season and everything that follows!
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This award-winning Actual Play podcast offers an engaging blend of queerness and horror woven through collaborative storytelling with Indie tabletop role-playing games (TTRPGs). While exploring the lives of troubled characters, it delves into the struggles of authenticity within harsh worlds that challenge their existence. Each episode intertwines thought-provoking themes of identity, survival, and the emotional depths of personal struggles, punctuated by moments of humor amidst darker narratives. With scenarios ranging from chilling encounters to whimsical tales, the podcast is designed for listeners seeking deep, immersive experiences that resonate on multiple levels, making it a distinctive choice for fans of both storytelling and TTRPGs... more
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Tales Yet Told launched 4 years ago and published 86 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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