Draft:Rude Tales of Magic
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Ah! There you are, traveler! Come inside. Hang up your coat. Put your feet by the fire. And I shall bring you what you most desperately seek... Rude Tales... of Magic.
Rude Tales of Magic[1] is an actual play Dungeons & Dragons comedy podcast.
Description[edit]
Rude Tales of Magic is an improvisational comedy podcast, run by Branson Reese, sponsored by Taylor Moore at Fortunate Horse and presented as a continuous series of role-playing sessions loosely inspired by the fifth edition version of Dungeons & Dragons. The inaugural episode was released on September 24th, 2019.
Plot[edit]
The campaign takes place in the world of Cordelia, at Polaris University in the last week before the spring semester finals[2]. Five extremely lucky students barely make it out alive after their school suddenly disappears in an unfortunate accident. They must rewrite what they have done, all while traversing the drama of their shattered lives.
Cast[edit]
Actual play podcasts all have players to roleplay the campaign, as well as a gamemaster (or dungeon master) to tell the story and very loosely regulate the player's actions. There are also NPCs (non player characters) played by the gamemaster and guest players in various episodes. Rude Tales of Magic, as an actual play podcast, has a dungeon master (Branson Reese) and 5 players[3], each roleplaying a different character who attends the university in the campaign.
| Player | Character | Reference |
|---|---|---|
| Ali Fisher | Cordelia Sasquatch | Will be added |
| Christopher Hastings | Frederick de Bonesby | Will be added |
| Joe Lepore | Bellow | Will be added |
| Tim Platt | Stirfry | Will be added |
| Carly Monardo | Albeara Dawn | Will be added |
Additional Adventures[edit]
Various mini-campaigns that were featured alongside Rude Tales of Magic.
| Campaign | Characters | References |
|---|---|---|
| Come at the King | Deli, Torrin, Grimothee Steel, Butter St. Beef, Smellulus Bacharach | Will be added |
| New Year's Eve Holiday | Boy's Night, Surfboard, Bold Henry, Cardboard Junior | Will be added |
| Blood Tales of Depravity | Nicholas Montenegro, Alistair Lemarsh, Franky Chesterfield, Rudolph Lichenburg, Hothuzula | Will be added |
| Weird Times in Piss Harbor | Neil, Jonathan Large, Edgica, Tommy Whistle, Moose | Will be added |
Reception[edit]
Rude Tales of Magic, the podcast, has garnered a growing audience for its blend of humor and narrative[4]. The show features a fantasy plot delivered through engaging storytelling and comedic interactions among the cast. Listeners appreciate the witty banter, unexpected twists, and humor that characterize the podcast. Rude Tales of Magic has gained popularity for its inventive approach to storytelling within the fantasy genre and has received both a devoted following and critical acclaim[5].
Awards[edit]
At the 2020 AudioVerse Awards, Taylor Moore won best Action Sound Design in a New Production and Production for Come at the King[6] and Rude Tales of Magic. He additionally won best Environment Sound Design in a New Production and Production for Come at the King and Rude Tales of Magic. Branson Reese won best Player Director of a New Production and Production for Come at the King and Rude Tales of Magic. Ali Fisher, Tim Platt, and Carly Monardo all won best Player in a New Improvised Production and Production. Carly and Branson went on to win best Cover Art in a Production together, and finally, Come at the King and Rude Tales of Magic both won best Improvised Production.
External Links[edit]
Official Website[7]
The official website for the podcast Rude Tales of Magic.
Fortunate Horse[8]
The official website for their sponsor, Fortunate Horse.
Apple Podcasts[9]
Where to listen to Rude Tales of Magic on Apple Podcasts.
Spotify[10]
Where to listen to Rude Tales of Magic on Spotify.
References[edit]
- ^ Luffington, Sandcastles. "Home". Rude Tales of Magic Wiki. Sandcastles Luffington. Retrieved 27 February 2024.
- ^ Luffington, Sandcastles. "Class Dismissed". Rude Tales of Magic Wiki. Sandcastles Luffington. Retrieved 27 February 2024.
- ^ Luffington, Sandcastles. "Players". Rude Tales of Magic Wiki. Sandcastles Luffington. Retrieved 27 February 2024.
- ^ Monardo, Carly. "Talkin' About Process with Animator James Trofe". Rude Tales of Magic. Retrieved 27 February 2024.
- ^ "Customer Reviews". Apple Podcasts. 30 January 2024. Retrieved 27 February 2024.
- ^ Luffington, Sandcastles. "Come at the King". Rude Tales of Magic Wiki. Sandcastles Luffington. Retrieved 25 February 2024.
- ^ "Home". Rude Tales of Magic. Retrieved 26 February 2024.
- ^ Moore, Taylor. "Our Podcasts". Fortunate Horse. Retrieved 27 February 2024.
- ^ "Rude Tales of Magic". Apple Podcasts. 20 February 2024. Retrieved 27 February 2024.
- ^ "Rude Tales of Magic". Spotify. Retrieved 27 February 2024.
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