r/gametales is a subreddit with 43k members. The community frequently discusses dnd, story, warhammer 40k, audio drama, and session, and the most common flair used is story, talk, video game, and tabletop.
This subreddit is not about describing prescribed game plots. It is a place to recount unexpected, unique, or humorous events and player interactions that have happened in-game. Epic sagas, dastardly backstabbing and emergent metagaming are all welcome here from any source - from computer games through to tabletop RPG.
Popular Topics in r/gametales
#1
Dnd
22 posts
#2
Story
21 posts
#3
Warhammer 40k
17 posts
#4
Audio Drama
15 posts
#5
Session
14 posts
#6
Campaign
10 posts
#7
Audio
10 posts
#8
Animation
8 posts
#9
Dungeons And Dragons
7 posts
#10
Game
7 posts
Flair Used in r/gametales
#1
Story
: "In our sci-fi time-loop game, a cultist who remembers every loop tried three times to get the crew to sit down and talk. By the third try he lost his patience."
44 posts
#2
Talk
: "Ain't Misbehaving"
7 posts
#3
Video Game
: "Strange vivid memeory of a glitch in the videogame Starfox Adventures"
7 posts
#4
Tabletop
: "I ran a 5e one-shot where the players were the Three Wise Men."
3 posts
Member Growth in r/gametales
Yearly
+539 members(1.3%)
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Last updated: October 26, 2026