HeroQuest the Series: Episode 4

Here is Episode 4 of the cool video series about HeroQuest!

HeroQuest the Series: Episode 3

Here is Episode 3 of the new video series about HeroQuest!

HeroQuest the Series! Season I - Episode 3: The Orc Warlord

And another episode of HeroQuest the series has been released!

HeroQuest: the Series Season 1 Episode 2

There it is: Episode 2 of the new video series about HeroQuest!

HeroQuest the Series! Season 1 - Episode 1: The Trial

Season 1 Episode 1 of the stop-motion series about HeroQuest is here!

The Quest - Ep01 - O Início

Here's a cool video brsathler made! Amazing work. And these heroes are also available as paper standees over at Ye Olde Inn. Click here, here, here and here.

HeroQuest the Series Season 1 Episode A: An Introduction

Here's something nice to watch, by ADP:

ADP's Gaming Closet: HeroQuest the Series Season 1 Episode A: An Introduction: Greetings!  The first episode of my new HeroQuest series has been posted.  In this episode you will learn about the back story as to why these 4 heroes will journey through numerous quests.  These 4 heroes will face many challenges and near death experiences as they fight their way to the Ancient Temple!  Enjoy the first episode and be sure to let me know what you think.  Thanks for watching!

Enthousiastic HeroQuest Walktrough by Fritz 40k

Enthousiastic Unboxing of HeroQuest boardgame by Fritz 40K

Table Tales by Chris Hussey

"The true stories of tabletop gamers." We take actual gaming stories and retell them in this live action webseries.

We all have them, and we've all told them - the Gaming Story. No doubt some of them are interesting, but most, honestly fall flat to the listener. Yet we know, deep down, that this was a great story.

In each episode of Table Tales, we take actual gaming stories, and retell them using our cast of characters. Much like the famous old cop drama, Dragnet, "The story you are about to hear is true. Only the names have been changed to protect the innocent." And in some cases... the guilty.

This is Table Tales.

Season One of table tales will contain a minimum of six episodes. Each episode will run about 10 minutes, and is done in live action - with a cast of characters that won't change from episode to episode. This allows you to not only identify with certain characters, but hopefully get attached to them as well. Hey, we all know it's the subplots that make the best gaming campaigns. The same goes for a webseries about gaming.

So, each episode is self-contained, but does develop the overall story just a bit more - just like any other TV comedy or drama.

Want an example of what an episode of Table Tales might look or feel like? Below is a rough cut episode that was done with some stand-in "actors."

I want to be honest and upfront here (of course, I've been honest the entire time). This is a large project that we want to not only get right, but get it out on time as well. We feel that while stretch goals are a good thing, they can become the Terrasque of Kickstarter projects. With that in mind, we are only laying out two stretch goals. We feel this not only serves the project well by keeping us focused, but allows us to serve backers better by being able to deliver.

$14,000 - Bonus Episode!

 We'll add a new episode to Season 1, bringing the total to 7!

$15,500 - Hard Work Pays Off

We told you we want to reward quality work. At this level, we'll pay all those involved in the production of Table Tales a bit more for their hard work. This includes cast & crew.

To Infinity and Beyond

Any additional funding past this point will be used to help finance future seasons ofTable Tales. If, for some reason there are no more seasons of Table Tales, the leftover funds will be turned over to helping with Fear the Con.

Risks and challengesLearn about accountability on Kickstarter

A great idea such as this needs to be tempered properly, thus we are limited the first season of Table Tales to just six episodes, though our stretch goals do allow for an extra episode to be added.

This number of episodes helps keep the cost down and gives a reasonable time frame for not only production, but successful delivery of the series as well.

As far as experience in this regard, let me give you a little background on myself:

I have worked in local television for over 20 years, in a variety of roles from news writing, video editing, newscast production, commercial production and marketing. I have received several regional EMMY nominations for my promotional work, and also been awarded the National Edward R. Murrow Award for Best Documentary (Small Market) in 2009, beating out 13 other regional winners from around the country. I wrote and directed the documentary. I understand what a project of this type entails and how to get it done.

And though the video makes light of my RPG-writing career in the 90's, I know and understand gaming and what's needed to complete a project. Check my bio for more.

Of course, once it's released, the biggest challenge is getting people to watch it.

So, ask away if you have any questions, and if you decide to back the show, thank you so much!

Korgoth of Barbaria

QUESTing! Episode 12

QUESTing! Episode 11

JourneyQuest - Episode 6: Bardic Immunity

QUESTing! episode 10

QUESTing! Episode 9

HeroQuest gaming night

This week Tara and Nathan join Cory, Chris and Mark as they dig up an old dungeon crawler boardgame called Hero Quest. Does it hold up to todays high standards? 

JourneyQuest - Episode 4: Deadly, Ancient Magicks

JourneyQuest - Episode 1: Onward

Following a group of dysfunctional adventurers on a quest to discover and destroy the mythical Sword of Fighting, JOURNEYQUEST is a comedic adventure through the fantasy world of Fartherall, where intellectual orcs, incompetent wizards, and holy zombies form the living (and not-so-living) backdrop to an epic story of unrequited love, burning passions, and severely reluctant heroism.

Questing Episode 7

We get to find out just what Marian and Garrett think about each other.