Loader image
Loader image
Back to Top

Blog

Nerdarchy > Reading List  > Web Comics  > How to Speeks Goblin  > How to Speeks Goblin | Tabletop Terrors in Honor of International Tabletop Day
International TableTop Day

How to Speeks Goblin | Tabletop Terrors in Honor of International Tabletop Day

How to Speeks Goblin | GOLO! Goblins Only Live Once
How To Speeks Goblin | Fashion

International TableTop Day

Time to check in on Gil Beatin & Killicia Slay just in time for International Tabletop Terrors Day. Oh my is that Durgen from A Fistful of Dice and The Provokers on the table? I don’t know if I want to see what happens to this poor dwarf at these goblin hands. I’m sure they are going to take their time with this grisly game especially with it being International Tabletop Terrors Day.

I wonder what the goblin name is for this gruesome version of Operation? The other question is how many of you will be partaking in International Tabletop Terror Day this year?

Or instead you could celebrate International TableTop Day like Nerdarchy and play some games sans the goblins. If you couldn’t already tell it’s that very day that has inspired this week’s web-comic. We figured it might be fun to have some goblins torture a Nerdarchy friend. So who better than Tim Kearney of Tabletop Terrors and his dwarf Durgen from the Provokers game over on Matt Clicks A Fistful of Dice YouTube Channel.

Special thanks to Tim for being a good sport and giving our goblins permission to torture his dwarf Durgen.

You can find links to both of their YouTube Channels below.

Check Out Their Channels Here-

AFistfulofDice

TabletopTerrors

As always have an idea for a web-comic? Is there something you absolutely need to see a goblin doing? We can help with that. Just submit your idea down in the comments below and we will goblinize it for you. If we use your idea for our weekly web-comic we will be sure to give you full credit of course.

Nerdarchy wishing you an awesome International Tabletop Day!

 

Share
Ryan Friant

Ryan is one of the founding members of Nerdarchy. He enjoys all things genre related: art, RPGs, indie tabletop games, novels, film & television. When he is not creating art, brainstorming ideas for games, or tabletop games, Ryan enjoys the nightlife that his native Philadelphia, PA has to offer.

No Comments

Leave a Reply