History WebVideo / TFSAtTheTable

On September 27th 2017, the show embarked on ''Natural Oneders'', an ActualPlay of a long-term roleplay campaign with Chris Zito as DM, using ''TableTopGame/DungeonsAndDragons'' 5th Edition rules and a setting of Zito's own creation.

* ArtisticLicenseAstronomy: The main planet seen in the game has some pretty unusual characteristics: it's so large it's estimated to take ''300 years'' to circumnavigate, and has three moons, the closest of which goes through its phases in just ten days.

* RealityEnsues: Pops up from time to time: the player characters' antics, while amusing to the players and the audience, can end up being a lot less fun for the characters in universe, most noticeable with Wake, who ends up alienating several of his fellow crew mates, with several of his decisions.
** Wake at one point tries to stop a door from being slammed shut by using his hand to stop it, but due to the fact that the door was made out of metal, he ends up nearly breaking his hand.
** While he was trained as a monk, Wake's trauma, and lack of complete training, ends up giving him a personality that heavily contrasts what a monk should be like [[spoiler: when he tries to avenge the death of Gulfer, by torturing the people that he believed kill’d him (up to and including cannibalism) he ends up losing some of his monk abilities for a bit, due to his personality not being compatible with his class. This ends up being one of the reason he decides to stay at the monastery to retrain.]]
** While the pirate lords are typically depicted as {{Retired Monster}}s who react strongly when one of them is slighted, the seeming exception to this is Captain Rumblood. The reason? He uses orphaned children for his crew, leading to them being put into multiple dangerous situations [[spoiler: like vampire experiments]], meaning that while the others may find him useful, they certainly don’t mind him being punished by the Navy.

''TFS at the Table'' is a subset of ''Creator/TeamFourStar'''s gaming channel, in which, as the title suggests, members of the crew play various TabletopGames, such as ''TabletopGame/CardsAgainstHumanity'' and ''5-Minute Dungeon''. On September 27th 2017, the show embarked on a long-term roleplay campaign with Chris Zito as DM, using ''TableTopGame/DungeonsAndDragons'' 5th Edition rules and a setting of Zito's own meticulous creation.

In January 2019, the D&D campaign was put into indefinite hiatus as a result of Ben Creighton choosing to leave the company. The timeslot remained in use, returning to its original format of playing random tabletop party games. The campaign continued on February 5th, with ''major'' changes, notably the introduction of Brian's character Morgan Strong, and Grant's new character, Chromagil. The regular show is now interspersed with other content: the fourth week of each month is given over to games other than D&D. The '''Natural Oneders''' campaign ended on December 11th, 2019, with a new one planned for April of 2020, using a 2d6 system designed by Lanipator.

Episodes are streamed on [[https://www.twitch.tv/streamfourstar TFS's Twitch channel]] Tuesdays at 5pm Central Time (GMT-6, GMT-5 during Daylight Savings), to be [[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLAD5jdjmBF50DakW2_zDb3zCNyEJsEXOF released on YouTube the following evening]].

!! The TFS at the Table D&D Campaign contains examples of:

In January 2019, the D&D campaign was put into indefinite hiatus as a result of Ben Creighton choosing to leave the company. The timeslot remained in use, returning to its original format of playing random tabletop party games. The campaign continued on February 5th, with ''major'' changes, notably the introduction of Brian's character Morgan Strong, and Grant's new character, Chromagil. The regular show is now interspersed with other content: the fourth week of each month is given over to games other than D&D. The '''Natural Oneders''' campaign ended on December 11th, 2019, with a new one planned for 2020.

* NegatedMomentOfAwesome: [[spoiler:In Chapter 2 Session 10, Nedra has an arena battle against an [[BirdPeople Aarakocra]] fighter named Barabus. It's a slug-fest for the ages, which ends with both of them on the ground and Zito rolling Constitution saves to see who stands up first and claims victory. Barabus wins ''by one''. In a case of Administrivia/TropesAreNotBad, however, it causes a HeroicBSOD for her that leads to some CharacterDevelopment that takes care of a recurring issue of hers up until this point]].

In January 2019, the D&D campaign was put into indefinite hiatus as a result of Ben Creighton choosing to leave the company. The timeslot remained in use, returning to its original format of playing random tabletop party games. The campaign continued on February 5th, with ''major'' changes, namely the introduction of Brian's Revenant Morgan Strong, and Grant's new character: Chromagil. and interspersed with other content: the fourth week of each month is given over to games other than D&D. The '''Natural Oneders''' campaign ended on December 11th, 2019, with a new one planned for 2020.

In January 2019, the D&D campaign was put into indefinite hiatus as a result of Ben Creighton choosing to leave the company. The timeslot remained in use, returning to its original format of playing random tabletop party games. The campaign continued on February 5th, with ''major'' changes, and interspersed with other content: the fourth week of each month is given over to games other than D&D. The '''Natural Oneders''' campaign ended on December 3rd, 2019.

In January 2019, the D&D campaign was put into indefinite hiatus as a result of Ben Creighton choosing to leave the company. The timeslot remained in use, returning to its original format of playing random tabletop party games. The campaign continued on February 5th, with ''major'' changes, and interspersed with other content: the fourth week of each month is given over to games other than D&D.

* NegatedMomentOfAwesome: [[spoiler:In Chapter 2 Session 10, Nedra has an arena battle against an [[BirdPeople Aarakocra]] fighter named Barabus. It's a slug-fest for the ages, which ends with both of them on the ground and Zito rolling Constitution saves to see who stands up first and claims victory. Barabus wins ''by one''. In a case of TropesAreNotBad, however, it causes a HeroicBSOD for her that leads to some CharacterDevelopment that takes care of a recurring issue of hers up until this point]].

** BobdyHorror, less because Zito likes it and more because it is something of a personal phobia.

In January 2019, the D&D campaign was put into indefinite hiatus as a result of Ben Creighton choosing to leave the company. The timeslot remained in use, returning to its original format of playing random tabletop party games. The campaign continued on February 5th, with ''major'' changes.

In January 2019, the D&D campaign was put into indefinite hiatus as a result of Ben Creighton choosing to leave the company. The timeslot remained in use, returning to its original format of playing random tabletop party games. The campaign continued on February 2nd, with ''major'' changes.

In January 2019, the D&D campaign was put into indefinite hiatus as a result of Ben Creighton choosing to leave the company. The timeslot remains in use, returning to its original format of playing random tabletop games.