History YMMV / Tabletop

* MagnificentBastard: Wil in the last game of ''Coup''. He admits that being so smug about being in the other players' heads is quite jerkass, but the thing is: he sees through ''every move they make'', while leaving them completely in the dark about his strategy. With a bit of luck on his side, his victory is nothing less than a CurbStombBattle.

* EnsembleDarkhorse: Wil stated, in the TicketToRide: Europe episode, that his wife Anne was quite the hit with fans.

* ArchivePanic: A minor example as the total length on the videos combined (counting extended episodes and livestreams) can easily be watched in a day and a half (without breaks). It helps that there's a biweekly schedule plus long breaks in between seasons to allow people time to watch the videos.

* RewatchBonus: The Shadows Over Camelot episode can make rewatchers wonder if [[spoiler: Wil forgetting to use his special ability was intentional]], considering [[spoiler: he's the traitor]].

* NeverLiveItDown:
** In ''[[TabletopGame/TicketToRide Ticket to Ride: Europe]]'' episode, it's pretty obvious that Wil [[InUniverse still hasn't forgotten]] how his wife [[spoiler: knocked all trains from the board in her first appearance]].
** Throughout the entire show, Wil does [[InUniverse this to himself]], insisting that he always loses about OnceAnEpisode come the second season, even when he ''does'' have some victories under his belt.

* NeverLiveItDown: In ''[[TabletopGame/TicketToRide Ticket to Ride: Europe]]'' episode, it's pretty obvious that Wil still hasn't forgotten how his wife [[spoiler: knocked all trains from the board in her first appearance]].

* ArchivePanic: A minor example as the total length on the videos combined (counting extended episodes) can easily be watched in a day (without breaks). It helps that there's a biweekly schedule plus long breaks in between seasons to allow people time to watch the videos.

* EnsembleDarkhorse: Wil stated in the TicketToRide: Europe episode that his wife Anne was quite the hit with fans.

* ArchivePanic: A minor example as the total length on the videos combined (counting extended episodes) can easily be watched in a day (without breaks). It helps that there's a biweekly schedule to allow people time to watch the videos.

** Then there's Frank the Giant in ''Once Upon A Time''. He is TheLastOfHisKind after a global thermonuclear war to eradicate his race and winds up getting harassed by both villagers who are afraid of him and the parents of his OnlyFriend and lover, Steve the Fire Muse. [[spoiler:Then, on their quest to get treasure, he loses Steve]].

* ArchivePanic: A minor example as the total length on the videos combined (counting extended episodes) can easily be watched in a day. It helps that there's a biweekly schedule to allow people time to watch the videos.

* TheWoobie: When it comes to games with an emphasis on stories, there's almost ''bound'' to be a Woobie in the game somewhere.

* TheWoobie: Alison Haislip went for this trope hard in the ''TabletopGame/{{Fiasco}}'' episode as frequently commented by the other players. She played a hard luck stripper getting her shot at dancing in a high class club ''and'' possibly reuniting with her ex-husband -- whom she is still in love with -- in a situation that is deliberately set up to go horribly wrong.

'''Alison:''' ''(triumphantly)'' Betty is '''''FUCKED!'''''

'''Wil:''' ''(excited and aghast)'' '''''Ohh!!''''' And he ''doesn't hear her say it!'' He runs away and the camera stays on her. The disco ball shooting shafts of light through the smoke --\\

'''Wil:''' -- and she says, "You love me, Eddie?" ''(gleeful)'' Oh, God, it's so ''sad'', it's so ''awful'' --\\

* TheWoobie: Alison Haislip went for this trope hard in the ''TabletopGame/Fiasco'' episode as frequently commented by the other players. She played a hard luck stripper getting her shot at dancing in a high class club ''and'' possibly reuniting with her ex-husband -- whom she is still in love with -- in a situation that is deliberately set up to go horribly wrong.

* TheWoobie: Alison Haislip went for this trope hard in the Fiasco episode as frequently commented by the other players. She played a hard luck stripper getting her shot at dancing in a high class club ''and'' possibly reuniting with her ex-husband who she is still in love with in a situation that is deliberately set up to go horribly wrong.

'''Alison:''' Crying my eyes out, and I'm still just barely dancing...\\

'''Wil:''' ''(excited and horrified)'' '''''Ohh!!''''' And he ''doesn't hear her say it!'' He runs away and the camera stays on her. The disco ball shooting shafts of light through the smoke --\\

'''All Players:''' ''(laughing gleefully)''\\
'''Wil:''' -- and she says, "You love me, Eddie?" ''(blithe)'' Oh, God, it's so ''sad'', it's so ''awful'' --\\

* TheWoobie: Alison Haislip went for this trope hard in the Fiasco episode as frequently commented by the other players. She played a hard luck stripper getting her shot at dancing in a high class club ''and'' possibly reuniting with her ex-husband who she is still in love with in a situation that is deliberately set up to go horribly wrong.

* CrowningMomentOFFunny: TicketToRide. During the scoring phase, Wil calls upon the resident RulesLawyer.
--> '''BOYAN RADAKOUICH:''' We have four. I'm glad we're counting because if you guys win by one or two, I want to make sure it's right.
--> '''ANNE WHEATON:''' And whoever wins gets a ''Rolex!!''
--> '''ANNE WHEATON:''' *''slams table''*
--> '''ALL THE LITTLE TRAINS WHOSE POSITION ON THE BOARD DETERMINES THE POINTS:''' *''[[MonumentalDamage go flying]]''*
--> '''ANNE WHEATON:''' Oh [BEEP]!