Thursday night
9:00 PM Central · 7/7 · Waitlist open
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Three weekly tables · The original flagship
Epic Quests
Deep continuity, years of shared history, and stakes that were earned rather than assigned.
- When
- Thu, Sat, and Sun
- Seats
- 1 open on Saturday
- Session
- 4 hours weekly
- Price
- $40/week
The longest road
Still running because the players keep coming back.
Epic Quests is the original 20Fates flagship: long-running, player-driven fantasy built on earned stakes and shared history.
Its parties carry years of accumulated consequences, relationships, and victories that could not be reproduced by simply assigning a new quest. You are joining a living continuity, not being dropped into a disposable adventure.
FlagshipLong ContinuityPlayer-DrivenHigh Retention
- System
- Dungeons & Dragons 5e
- Play
- Party-driven story, tactical encounters, long-arc consequence
- Platform
- Roll20 and Discord voice
- Experience
- Beginner-friendly; strongest fit for consistent players
Three places at the same long table
Choose the time. Ben will help with the fit.
Table fit
Long campaigns reward the player who wants to belong to one.
No campaign is right for everyone. These are the clearest signals that Epic Quests will—or will not—feel like home.
You will love this if…
- You want long-term continuity and weekly commitment.
- You enjoy deep party synergy and evolving consequences.
- You value reliability and table culture as much as mechanics.
- You want a campaign with a proven history rather than a disposable premise.
This might not be your table if…
- None of the three weekly times can work for you.
- You want casual drop-in scheduling.
- You prefer low-commitment attendance patterns.
- You only want short campaign arcs.
No blind sign-up
Start with a free conversation.
Session Zero confirms campaign fit, table expectations, and which Epic Quests group best matches your schedule and play style.
Before joining the continuity
Campaign FAQ
Is Epic Quests accepting players now?
Yes. Saturday morning has one seat open; Thursday and Sunday are waitlist-only.
Which table should I choose?
Tell Ben which times work and what kind of group you want. He will help with the match.
Can a new player join years of continuity?
Yes. Session Zero and onboarding give you the context you need without assigning homework.
Why has the campaign lasted so long?
Reliable scheduling, player investment, and consequences that make the shared history matter.
Your next step
You do not need to choose the right Epic Quests table alone.
Tell Ben which times work and what you want from a long-running campaign. He will help narrow the choice.