29 episodes
The Last Tapestry The Last Tapestry
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5.0 • 18 Ratings
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Fate is dead. They're the replacements.
The shining city of Astoria Heights is imperiled by a powerful and unknowable force. The city's saviors take the form of an angelic mobster, a fire-dancing mermaid musician, and a bookworm Eladrin who can't control her seasons. How many passes will they have to take in order to save the city? Only time can tell.
A 1920s-themed actual play D&D podcast.
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Dropped Stitches: Thread for Archie
Join us for a nice one-shot this holiday, to ease back into Tapestry! This one shot takes place during the events of Chapter 3, Episode 1, before the gang heads to the police station.
The Fate Gang makes a plan to go to a fabric store to pick up some thread for Archie, but get a little more than they bargained for when the owner of the shop disappears through a hole in the backroom...
MUSIC & SOUND CREDITS
YOUTUBE MUSIC | "Laurel Breeze" by Evan Schaeffer || PIXABAY | “Pop Violin” by ZakharValaha || FREE MUSIC ARCHIVE | “Lost somewhere between the sleep and the wake” by Monplaisir | "Lost in Space" by HoliznaCC0 | “Night in a seashell” by Komiku | "Behind the Mask" by Nihilore || POND5 | “Happy Kazoo” by MARCUSBRESSLERMUSIC || Intro: "Panthalassa" by Nihilore | Outro: "war inside" by Ketsa -
An Important Announcement
An important announcement about where we've been and where we're going.
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26. The Last Tapestry: Chapter 3 "The Idol and the Marigold" Pt. 7
The Dreamer of Three faces gives one final flashy dream, ending their dreams with a bang. Mona catches the Marigold in a revealing conversation, Elijah prepares for his meeting with the devil's liaison, and Deli just really wants to recruit her scary fish friend, guys.
MUSIC & SOUND CREDITS
FEATURING - “Song of Memories” an original commission by Grace Owens | FREESOUND.ORG| "front door open.wav" by THE_bizniss | "Knocking on the door" by oldhiccup | POND5 |“Electro Swing/Hip-Hop” by RoundnoteAudio | “Summer Electro Swing” by Tvorca | “Fun Upbeat Electro Swing” by vitality | “Playful Vinyl Swing” by JamesHodgson || FREE MUSIC ARCHIVE | "Night in a seashell" and "Dreaming of you" by Komiku | "Behind the Mask" and "Clay Heart" by Nihilore | "Running Waters" by Jason Shaw | “Soulagement” by Demoiselle Döner | “Dance of the Priestesses of Dagon” by the Victor Herbert Orchestra || Intro: “Panthalassa” by Nihilore | Outro: “war inside” by Ketsa -
25. The Last Tapestry: Chapter 3 "The Idol and the Marigold" Pt. 6
The trio fight dreamwraith-possessed automatons and receive a personal message from the Dreamer of Three Faces. They're then plunged into the dreams of their deepest desires.
SOUND & MUSIC CREDITS
FEATURING - “Song of Memories” an original commission by Grace Owens || Pixabay || “Modular Ambient 03” by sscheidl | “Desert Raid” by IAmFowler | “Sunbeam” by GeriArt || FreeMusicArchive.org || “Artifice,” “Dissent,” and “Shapes Within the Jade,” by Nihilore | “Emotion in front of an ACAB tag” by Komiku | "Turning" and "Sleepless" by Unheard Music Concepts || Freesound.org || Space monster Roar by XfiXy8 | fire crackles by florianreichelt |Bomb.flac by Omar Alvarado | Laser Shot Silenced by bubaproducer |MetalClang2_loud_bip by passAirmangrace | Whip 01 by erkanozan |Footsteps, Concrete, A by InspectorJ | The rain falls against the parasol by straget || Intro: “Panthalassa” by Nihilore -
24. The Last Tapestry: Chapter 3 "The Idol and the Marigold" Pt. 5
Now trapped in the museum with angry dreamwraiths, Elijah makes a desperate call to Ezra to postpone his meeting with Nevi, Mona has a hard conversation with dream!Asriel, and Deli learns how to swim through the shadows as the situation spirals further and further out of control.
SOUND & MUSIC CREDITS
“Machinery” by Kai Engel | “We is Shore Dedicated” by Lonesome Liar Dancing Up in the Trees | “Pirates libertaires”, “Night in a Seashell”, and “Dreaming of You” by Komiku | “Intro” by Quantum Jazz | “Lost boat” by Damiano Baldoni | “Dance of the Priestesses of Dagon” performed by the Victor Herbert Orchestra | “Swing House” by SineSonicCloud | “Artifice” by Nihilore | Intro: “Panthalassa” by Nihilore -
23. The Last Tapestry: Chapter 3 "The Idol and the Marigold" Pt. 4
Things get weird in the museum, as the unleashed dreamwraiths cast the area into a state not unlike Atlas’ charm over the circus. In order to escape the museum, they must contend with their own inner demons.
SOUND & MUSIC CREDITS
Free Music Archive || “Night on the Docks”, “Local Forecast - Elevator”, “Ossuary 1 - A Beginning”, and “Air Prelude” by Kevin Macleod | “A Cool Electric Rainy Night” by Mike Durek | “Night in a Seashell”, “Merfolk Music Box”, “You can’t beat the machine”, and “Dreaming of you” by Komiku | “Dance of the Priestesses of Dagon” performed by the Victor Herbert Orchestra | “machinery” and “Meekness” by Kai Engel | “We Is Shore Dedicated” by Lonesome Liar Dancing Up in the Trees | “Shadowplay” by Keshco | “Lost boat” by Damiano Baldoni | Intro: “Panthalassa” by Nihilore | Outro: “war inside” by Ketsa
Customer Reviews
Take the *time* to listen to this one
I’m not normally a huge fan of time-travel stuff, but the way The Last Tapestry does it is just incredible. Everything about this show, from the setting to the original game mechanics, is just brilliant! Super engaged with this one and excited to hear what happens next.
HOW HAVE I NOT REVIEWED THIS YET?!
Amazing DM, cast, atmosphere, story, ect…! Truly shameful I have not left a review already as I’ve been keeping up with this one, and it’s one you SHOULD keep up with. The cast has so much fun and there is an air of fantastical mystery that is only perpetuated by the 1920s time period. As someone who struggles to focus, I find this one easy to navigate which is a huge plus! Excited to see where the future of this woven tapestry may lead.
A delightful time!
This podcast features a fantastic trio of main characters who interact with each other and the NPCs delightfully at every turn. There are so many quotable jokes, and when the plot gets serious, it gets so SO good. Not to spoil the plot that is revealed starting in episode 2/3, but the conceit they use is one of my favorite fictional tropes. Such a fun and compelling listen!