Sheriff of Nottingham: Ashley Clements, Derek Mio & Meredith Salenger on TableTop S03E07
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- Опубліковано 23 сер 2024
- Wil Wheaton and guests Ashley Clements, Derek Mio, and Meredith Salenger play Sheriff of Nottingham in this episode of TableTop!
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Thank you so much for showcasing our game! Well played by all, including the accents! It looks like you have a blast playing the game together and really highlighted the fun and engaging parts. Big thank you to Meredith, Ashley and Derek for joining Wil to play!
This game looks so fun! I just wish the 2nd edition wasn't kind of ugly:( The first print looks so much better but has at least tripled in price.
@@BenjaminoBest Wait… I have the original then? That’s so odd! I didn’t know the version I had was the first edition. I have to agree the second version isn’t as good looking as the first.
Hi, I know this comment is 7 years old but is the original version of this game out of stock? I can't find it anywhere except with the second updated-art version of the game.
@@LeesPizza The original game was made by Arcane Wonders (who I used to work for but don't anymore). They don't make the game as the rights are owned by CMON, and they have a current version on the market with new artwork. I believe the original is no longer made at all, so you'd have to try eBay or something like that. It's a great game though, and one I still love!
1. ALWAYS look the sheriff in the eyes when proclaiming what you have in your bag.
2. Bribing can be done at any time and done for ANY reason, including to have the sheriff open someone else's bag.
3. The sheriff doesn't need to say what he'll do with the bag and then move on to the next person. He can do anything in whatever order while merchants try to convince him with truth or with bribes. He he makes his decision her person, he'll give the bag back, or snap the bag open.
4. Once the bag SNAPS open, all bribes and offers end. Period.
Keep these in mind when playing Sheriff of Nottingham. It's way more fun.
Also, with a total search limit of 1 min per player. For instance, if there are four other players, you get four minutes to search all their bags, spending as much time on each player as you want. Puts pressure on the sheriff, and helps avoid overlong negotiations.
I hate to be "that guy", but this is the worst played episode of TableTop to date (admittedly, I can only speak for games I know). Not only did they make the mistakes you pointed out, but at 9:45 they say you redraw at the end of turn and cards can be drawn from the discard piles. They can't be. Redraw must be done from the center stack to keep new cards getting cycled in to play. The Market Phase is where you discard cards and redraw, either from the discards or the center stack, and happens at the start of turn. They clearly didn't do this based on the discard piles at the end of the game.
Also, they were terrible with brides, though that could be down to lack of experience.
Finally, the time limit Sam mentions definitely adds to the excitement and fast pace of the game, but acceptable to leave out for the sake of filming, especially as it would have been edited out anyway. It still should have been mentioned though.
Look, I know Tabletop is entertainment. I've spotted mistakes in a few previous episodes, but they never bothered me before. Heck, I'm sure there was one episode the taught me that I was playing the game wrong, so I get it. Mistakes and rules errors happen. But the sheer number and severity of the ones in this episode are astonishing. They are doing the producers of the game, and the fans who buy the game based on this video a huge disservice by presenting a false gameplay video.
It's unprofessional when it's at the level seen in this episode.
Denis Ryan "Redraw must be done from the center stack to keep new cards getting cycled in to play." It make sense but you can't be mad at Table Top since it is not clear in the rulebook. "All players draw cards until they again have six cards in hand."
Secondly, you are right that briding comes with experience. With my group at some point I realized that some person didn't realize that if a contraband worth 7 points for the player with a penalty of 4 if confiscated than it is better for the sheriff to accept the bride of 6 since as a sheriff you do 6 instead of 4 coins and the player only score 1. This concept is not easy to grasp for new comers since a soon as you bride they think it is because you have illegal goods (which is typically true) so therefor they should confiscated !
Thirdly, the timer is a personal choice. You don't HAVE to.
At the end of the day, for me the game is more about the fun you have impersonate The sheriff and The marchants and all the stories you come with and I think TableTop did a good job showing what a game could looks like. The timer increase pace but cut the opportunities for complicated scenario (which coulb be hilarious) so at this point if your focus is about fast pace game I understand your point but it is perfectly legitimate to play the game focusing on role playing and taking more time (specifically when you are actors...)
Denis Ryan
Holy rules lawyer Batman. You know what? More important than the rules, they captured the spirit. I bought the game tonight. I played with three of my drunk friends. We had a blast. And I bought it because of this video. You may want to call this unprofessional if they weren't perfect, but the interplay represented in this video was phenomenal.
Keep rockin' Tabletop. And dude, get the HELL over yourself.
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This has to be one of my favorite episodes of TableTop. Not because of the game (which is a great game), but because of how much fun they had playing it. It's the first time that everyone at the table just got into the spirit of the game and went with it. And that's what gaming should be. Having fun and even if it's just for a little bit, forgetting about any troubles you have and enjoying the moment.
Wil was a really good sheriff. He had the accent, he had the attitude, he even drank his water like a villain.
I really think one should put on a British accent for this game
I love using hilariously small bribes to get the sheriff to search a completely legit bag.
What a baller play it would be to put 10 coins on a bag full of bread, to try to provoke a search. Could backfire horribly if they just happily take the money, of course
There's nothing better than convincing the Sheriff that the truth is a lie. Particularly when you offer a stupid amount of money.
Then you fill your bag with contraband and offer the same bribe
@@msispam5022 and then they search you that time
@@msispam5022 the other way arround would be better i think. just giveing a big enough bribe for the sheriff too not be able too refuse... when round end they will see they where all contraband... then u just need 4 or 5 of a kind and go legit. but maybe just slightly lower bribe. too try too bait... if u wanna go for a 3rd play maybe try the 2nd one with just 1 contraban along with 3-4 of a kind. if u get cought its a smaller price.. and they will see yet again u try too smuggle. if not cought due too another bribe they will see u got another through. then the 3rd time u go 100% legit. also with a decent too high bribe. its a big risk big reward play.
It's time to rob the rich to feed the poor! Wil plays Sheriff of Nottingham with Meredith Salenger, Ashley Clements and Spooked's Derek Mio: bit.ly/1DCWRbf
why 3 gpp?
Dear Wil Wheaton, i whent to a super bowl party at my church and my youth minister brought "The Forbidden Island" game, and we won...if not for you and your i would have never herd of it so for that i thank you
Dick 'n Pickle, damn Wil, where are you gettin' these?
Thumbs down, Will, keep your whiney liberal politics out of your monologues please.
I like this channel because its content is about fun, NOT politics.
Really enjoyed this episode! Keep up the good work Wil!
"One of my chickens died, and..."
"And turned into silk?!"
That's just science.
It was a Silkie.
Favourite moment: "Too plausible? Could I make it...two more plausible?"
Surprised at how nobody tried to bribe the Sheriff to open somebody else's bag and not theirs. That's a good bit of fun there.
Yes, I was looking forward to somebody doing that. It would have made the game more entertaining.
but is that allowed by the rules?
@@FuryousD It doesn't say that you can't :)
@@TuesdayNightXWing well then i guess that is a viable situation, u do spend money bribing though so is it really worth it? i certainly wouldn't take that bribe because that could mean having to pay out money when it's out of my control unless u can take a bribe to do that but then not actually do it, idk but that does seem like it would be against the rules.
personally i like the strategy of not bringing in contraband and getting them to think u have contraband.
Derek inspecting every bag only to find nothing but legit apples never fails to get me to laugh. His "Where are all these apples coming from?" is hilarious.
Ah, see, he forgot to take into account that it was the end of summer. And as every hard working inhabitant of Nottingham knows, autumn is the prime season for apple harvesting. It seems like the Sherrif should know this too, but perhaps his mind was on other matters. Perhaps he showed a bit too much zeal to follow the king's laws and forgot to trust his citizens, as well as overlooking the time of year, which clearly was autumn. Prime apple picking season.
"One of my chickens must've died and spun itself into silk"
"That's just science"
"An Expedition free is of course a fee that is paid to someone who's looking to upgrade themselves from a Ford Focus to a Ford Expedition" LMAO :')
But the real question is: Is Ashley the spy?
That was great episode
dunno, but she's the cutest guest ever on the show!
Stefano Morandi Holy shit, I was searching for you brother.
Stefano Morandi I agree with you so much. She's so freaking cute. I was freaking out over how cute she is. *Sorry for being a weirdo about redheads*
Also, her personality isn't bad either...
I have watched this episode more times than I care to admit...
If you come away with anything from this episode of table top, it should be this. Never eat the bread at Wil Wheaton's house!
Just question it's there's a hole in it :p
Well, not if it's buttered, anyway.
Kevin M Or drink the milk.
His best statement ever!!!
There was a time on another episode of table top where he said he was touching something hot and took a leek when he started feeling burning so he filled his sons cup up with milk and dipped his dick in it to stop it from burning..He said he never told his son about it as he kept using the same cup. Lmao Maybe best to not trust anything in Will Wheatons house
I love Ashley on table top. The first episode she was on is still my favourite. I hope they continue to work with her more in the future
Ashley became my favourite guest on this during The Resistance. I'm so glad she's back again! And as Sheriff! Perfect!
I love the episodes when everyone role plays!!
Yeah I'd like to do some role play with Ashley.
We played this in my acting class long ago. I remember making the offer to the Sheriffs (we played in pairs) that they'd be given a blank check to let their next bag past us if they didn't look at our bag. I'd been hoarding the most valuable contraband (Crossbows I think?) for ages to get that done. I also ended up at the crown of the most valued resource.
I really wish TableTop had their own channel. I don't want to subscribe to Geek & Sundry.
Agreed
***** I love Tabletop and I browsed through their channel and it really just didn't interest me at all. Sure I could ignore what I'm not interested in but I'd be pumped every time I saw a new Tabletop channel upload!
G Skub same boat
I used to think that too! But then I discovered Critical Role so I ended up subscribing. XD
Pay for project alpha then.
Episodes are immensely more enjoyable to watch when everyone plays to win, instead of ganging up on Wil to lose from the beginning. This is my favourite ep so far this season...
Except this time they really should have, I would think...
As opposed to ganging up on the poor kid dressed like Robin Hood.
1. Totally getting this.
2. A Star Trek DS9 version of this with Ferengi vs security would be perfect :)
It's nearing end of 2021 and I still watches this over and over again. Simply fun to watch!
I absolutely love how they got into character
"how many kinds of bread are there"...she clearly has never been in Germany
+HerrStein or Portugal
Thats what I thought😂
or to the baked goods section at walmart
@@josephvanderhoven9967 pretty sure walmart just has one kind: stale bread.
I love Ashley. She's so frickin cute.
She's a cutie patootie!
I'm from Nottingham and would like to make a few suggestions when playing this game:
1. We pronounce it Nott-NUMB, not Notting-HAM
2. We use Sterling (or Pound) over here, and we pronounce is PAAND
3. "Ey Up, Mi Duck" is the politest "Hello, my friend" you will ever receive in Nottingham.
13th century.
R3Testa Because of course they're trying to use the pronounciation of that time, not merely pronouncing it the way Americans do today.
I love when I totally forget it's Tabletop day, and I come home from work find a new episode in my e-mail! Woohoo!!!
Did I miss something or was it Will who counted everyones points?
Derrick: 25 + 34 + 21 + 26 = 106 (that is right in the video).
Meredith: 0 + 21 + 48 + 27 = 96 (not 117 as video says).
Will: 30 + 36 + 6 + 39 = 111 (not 140 as video says).
Ashley: 45 + 30 + 35 + 90 = 200 (not 171 as video says).
Haha, only the Asian guys points are counted correct
there was a jumpcut like there normaly is in these episodes
Check 42:52
Bryanne Roach yes, but the numbers given in those charts (what Hej Svej gives in his comment) dont add up to what they should be in the video. It doesn't really change anything, since Ashley still won, but it does mean that she won with a margin of 89 pts rather than 31, which is pretty crazy.
James Maguire ah, Aurellis in the comments below realized that the reason for some of the errors is in the contraband count on the chart, where it mixes up 35 and 6 for Ashley and Will, which makes sense because will snuck a lot and ashley only got some apples through. this does not account for the error totally, though, but even with that error, ashley won either way, so its no matter
I thought Wil's score of 6 in contraband was weird since it seemed he got a bunch of stuff through.
-"There's two chickens in my bag."
Will Wheaton: "Yes, two peppery, crossbowy chickens!"
HAHAH! I laughed so hard, there's now a wetspot EVERYWHERE
3:27 That's why we love you, Wil Wheaton.
This show so needs to come back. I'd even pay to watch. I would.
"That's just science". Had a good chuckle over that one.
Our cheesus in heaven,
hallowed be your curds.
Your kingdom ripen,
your rind be done,
on earth, as it is in michigan.
Give us this day our daily cheese,
and forgive us our salts,
as we also have forgiven the salty.
And lead us not into spoiling,
but deliver us from whey.
In the name of all that is gouda, amen.
Even though I'm from Mi, why not Wisconsin?
Blessed are the cheese makers. -Monty Python
Nicholas Nolan I was wondering the same thing lol We have cherries and apples and blueberries but when I think cheese, I think Wisconsin xD
Excuse me y'all I thought I heard a lynch mob or a cult forming over here, I have many many cheese puns, may I join
During the final scoring, Wil's and Ashley's Contraband scores were switched by accident, meaning Wil made 35 while Ashley only made 6. That actually gives them their respective totals of 140 and 171.
30+36+6+39 does not equal 140, but 111.
45+30+35+90 does not equal 171, but 200. Switching their contraband scores give them the correct total.
Bring these back. They help me through my classwork and work in general.
There is a LOT of types of bread.
There are lots of types of bread such as Bara Brith, Barrel, Batch, Bloomer, Buttery Rowies, Cob, Coburg, Cornish Splits, Cottage, Farmhouse, Plait, Rolls, Sandwich, Sliced wrapped, Soda Bread, Stottie, Baguette, Bagel, Brioche, Chapatti, Ciabatta, Foccacia,
Naan, Tiger bread, Tortilla, MantouBalep Korkun, Bazlama, Cesnica, Damper, Mantou, Melanpan, Pane Ticinese, Vánocka
Very funny hope to hear more comedic comments from you in the future
Will: "WHAAAAAAT???" omg i almost died
40:11 Rarely does lol really mean lough out loud. I just guffawed so loud that even with my office door closed I inadvertently startled a room full of college students.
I want to play this game now, I love games involving bribary and bluffs, it reminds me of family reunions
Your family reunions involves sheriffs and inspections?
No, Bribes and smuggling
aquament What kind of stuff your family smuggled? Boozes and turkeys?
it's a decent game if you have decent players. Wil really brought what i consider an average game to life.
also like how Derrick called Ashley out by saying her pupils dilated like how she did with playing The Resistance.
Average game?
as in not a bad game but nothing spectacular either.
I noticed that reference too. I was wondering if it was intentional on his part :)
Out of the gameplay videos I've watched, this one was pretty boring, and I'm glad I didn't watch it first, because I wouldn't have wanted to buy it at all. As for an average game it's #5 under top party games on BoardGameGeek and is rated 7.7 which is actually really high. It may not be a super heavy game with complex rules, but that doesn't mean it's average. I enjoyed the Let's Play episode by Board With Life much more.
Matt Bauler The 'Average' rating is just from my own experience and opinion; I'm not saying Boardgamegeek or anything is wrong.
This game looks so fun. Like poker for nerds.
I'd say this is a lot less nerdy than poker.
@@EightThreeEight It's essentially the playing card game BS...just with somewhat pretty pictures.
I think Sheriff of Nottingham is one of most fun board games to watch on UA-cam as it's fun to see the players react to each other and determine who's right, and who's wrong.
Just stumbled upon this series. We're playing more board games lately, and these are great.
Coming from an Englishman, Derek did a really good accent @ 18:40 xD
Good game, never seen it before but want to play it now :)
One time playing this game, I got a bunch of contraband through to the market with the following conversation:
Sheriff - "Look me in the eye and swear that there is no contraband in your bag."
Me - *Leaning in close* "I solemnly swear that I am up to no good... wait." *Appears confused*
Sheriff - "Dang it, now I don't know if you're lying! Fine, keep your bag."
"Have you had a pie before?" XD
Did Will know that gesture is a British way to flip someone off @12:45?
I assumed he was doing it consciously. Whether he was or not, it's more fun to take it that way :D
Good spot, i missed that. Greetings from England, Welsh brother
That's actually a common way of indicating the number 2 in America. The reverse, with the palm facing the person, is a peace sign. Whether he knows it's the British middle finger or not, I have no idea.
IceFireSam Probably not, we don't really do it at each other much, i havent seen either 1 or 2 fingered swear-gestures in a very long time.
The peace sign here means "V for Victory", which was the sign our WWII prime minister Winston Churchill used to make
The history behind its brilliant too. Apparently, back during the 100 years war, anytime the french captured a Welsh longbowmen, they'd cut off those 2 fingers. They were that scared of them. So, like any good insult, it started as a way to annoy the French. Cymru am byth ffrind!
Wil's pronunciation of Nottingham cracks me up every time ^^
I love that Ashley who was very afraid to bring contraband was able to win.
I just got this game in the mail today. Thanks Wil! Over half of all my tabletop games are because of this show!
WOW this game looked so awesome, I went and picked one up at my local game store, played it with a couple friends and my brother, and today my bother went and got his own copy... This game rules
Actually in the Kevin Costner Robin Hood they do explain that they're "operating expenses" are all provided by the forest.
Oh my god, thank you Wil Wheaton. I'm in a play at my school where I have to say the word 'Constabulary" and I had no idea how to say it without it sounding like, well, I had no idea how to say it.
34:22 - missed such a good opportunity for the joke 'coronation chicken' :-P
Brilliant game play...
This is by far your best episode! Please play more games with a roleplaying aspect. It was so damn funny!
Geek & Sundry My dream tabletop episode would be Battlestar Galactica Board game (an outstanding game btw) with the amazing Tricia Helfer... That would be one fraking awesome episode! :D
The game is 3 hours long. They'd have to cut 2 and a half hours of footage to fit it into 30 minutes...and that before all the interviews, introductions, instructions, awards etc...
Not really, I mean it CAN take up to 3 but I have played it in an hour and half before...
Besides not like they havent done it before Lords of water deep took them about 2 hours and a half... then there is dragon age and fiasco to name a few longer games off the top of my head :P
besides who doesnt want to spend hours playing a game with the best cylon ever? :D
And Aaron Douglas!!! Cause he's awesome and insane and he and Wil are friends. The time thing can be edited down or it could be a special two-parter. There be options.
galinda91 YES!! that!! Geek & Sundry do that!! and also Tricia Helfer :P (cuz come on she is THE cylon of all cylons)...
that would be one fraking heck of an episode!!... and why not add Michael frakin Hogan for frak sake (if only to hear him say, "Its in the FRAKIN ship!!!" again).
The Awesome Man It took us upwards of 4 and that was just with the base game and 4 players. It can drag on if you're not careful.
Wil is killing it as Sheriff! Very entertaining.
I would just like to say I love watching Wil Wheaton. This channel has showed my friends and I so many different kinds of board games that are so fun to play. Keep the videos coming and keep up the good job!
If I ever play this game im making a house rule where you must act like your from this age and make it COMPLETLEY over the top
As someone who actually lives in Nottingham, hearing Wil pronounce it is agonising!
Americans just see the Ham and run with it
Mister Anderson
I suppose you have to expect some strong ham from a Star Trek cast member...
It's Notting-um when I pronounce it, so Will's pronunciation but without the emphasis on the h it wouldn't be too bad as far as I am concerned.
Much as I love Tabletop, this NottingHAM thing was almost enough to make me stop watching. See also RoBINhood.
Also as someone living in Nottingham, it was funny seeing everyone put on southern English or cockney accents when pretending to be the Sheriff :p
Miss this series, fun guests, funny banter, and Wil’s antics 🤣
this tabletop was so fun! everyone got really really into it and I lol'd at all the accents :D
19:40
I bet his favourite is WHEAT
41:30 isn't it against the rules to claim to have 4 bread and put 5 cards in the bag? she had 4 bread and 1 contraband item.
+ArtOptimist yes it is. must be because of her lack of experience as a smuggler. i hope she reads that and admits that she isn't as honest as she think she is
Not in nottingham.
You can lie about anything except for the number of goods you declare. She declared 4 when she should have declared five!
Wow, loads of us from Notting'um here! Imagine the fun that would be had with nearby Bolsover (Boh-ser), Belvoir (Beaver), and Gotham (Goat-um!!).
See you all at Chimera for Tabletop Day!! :)
Can't believe this has been out for 7 years and I'm only now learning the true value of warm bread
They should bribe the sherif to check the other bags.
bribe someone to bribe the sheriff to search a bag of legit goods
That...actually sounds like a potential strategy.
Ashley Clements is so freaking gorgeous. This game seems fun but I think I'd be constantly checked. haha
44:48
The trophy on the wall says "I am not a merry man," which is a reference to a Worf quote.
When Derek wasn't bribed and opened all of the packages with no contraband... that was priceless.
Ah man what a throwback to the good ol' Dick and Pickle... Of course the episode came out not too long ago but a throwback none the less
The best game yet in the series...and I live 5 mins from Nottingham Castle :-)
I can hardly imagine a better way this episode could have played out.
I just played Sheriff of Nottingham tonight with a four people who never played it before. So glad this video exist.
27:28 I LAUGHED SO HARD XD
This is on the my favourite episodes.
Oh my god, where could I get a set of 12 sided "never able to tie" dice? 7,8, 44!!!, and 3. LMAO!!!!
I pissed myself laughing when Will spit. Best and funniest board game character ever!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Look at all those chickens
Ashley is the most beautiful human I've ever seen omg I love herb
As a resident of Nottingham, I enjoyed this very much.
I'm surprised they didn't play up the finality of the *snap* when the sheriff opens the bag. Best part of the game for me.
20:35 It's a Silkie!
I was pretty disappointed that they didn't play up the snaps on the bag. Even at the end Ashley hands over her bag and she didn't even snap it. That's a big selling point in the game is to just open a snap while someone is trying to explain themselves... but other than that, I enjoyed the episode.
This was my favorite game this season hands down. I love games where you have to rely on your creativity, speaking skills, and "acting" to mislead the other players! :)
Will Wheaton's imitation of John Cleese is just perfect.
Didn't the dice roll kinda represent the whole game
I liked this episode. It had a fine mix of role-playing, but it was quick and kept the game moving along without getting stuck or drawing it out. ...Usually.
18:35
"Good choice sir, good choice"
*"Hello sir"*
Thanks Tabletop! Just bought this game and it's loads of fun. Thanks for all you do.
Did Ashley declare 4 bread and have 5 cards in her bag? If she did, her win comes with an asterisk because you have to declare the same number of a good as the number of cards in the bag. You can't declare one number, and play a different number.
Still a great episode though. The live playthrough on The Dice Tower is still my favorite of the Sherriff playthroughs I've seen though.
but would't she have won even without that extra contraband?
Melinea13 Yes, she would have won regadless, so does not matter.
Wil also cheats at 31:25 when he declares 3 apples and has apples, rye and chicken.
I thought I noticed that too, but wasn't sure.
So in love with Ashley Clements
One of the most endearing and beautiful women I have ever observed.
Best Episode of Table Top Hands down, loved it! Ashley, call me.
I found something to binge!! YES!!! my life has meaning again!
I play this game a lot with my friends and when you get so experienced you start using reverse, reverse, reverse, reverse, reverse, reverse, reverse psychology
We call that, 'double secret reverse'...a mystery, wrapped in an enigma, and smothered in secret sauce.
Ashley Clements is so beautiful...
Loved this episode and love this game : D
The score card that pops up incorrectly represents the number of points scored from contraband. Wil's score of 6 points actually belongs to Ashley and Ashley's score of 36 belongs to Wil.
that was the best victory speech. elegant, witty, succinct, and not overly pompous.