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Blurring the line between AP and A24. TTRPG horror comedy with high production values and low survival rates linktr.ee/thepanictable

80s style prom poster for the Bloodfields GenCon Battle Royale event. A man with a disco ball as a heat holds a blonde woman with a laser eye and technological corsage. She holds a knife behind his back and he holds a bat with nails in it. The poster reads, BLOODFIELDS Prom Night ‘26. Only 4 seats left. PVP to the death. Win fabulous prizes.
A screenshot of a YouTube comment on How’s My Driving, from user GoblinMixtape that reads “This is a masterclass in not only actual play but also slasher fiction. I was gripped the entire time. Extremely well done, not only to the cast but also the visuals, the music, the whole composition.”
Mock-up of a retro-style action figure in blister packaging against a gritty red and black background featuring a faint car silhouette. Text at the top reads "THE DAGGERHEART HORROR HACK" above a large, distressed red title, "HOW'S MY DRIVING?". Inside the clear plastic blister pack is an action figure of a person wearing a black leather jacket, dark shirt, and jeans, with their head completely wrapped in a white plastic bag. Next to the figure are three accessories: a bent tire iron, a small crumpled plastic bag, and a set of keys. A yellow starburst sticker on the bottom left of the plastic reads "THE PLASTIC BAGMAN" and "WITH REAL WORKING PHONE NUMBER". On the right side of the packaging, a large black and white starburst shape contains the text "FROM THE HIT ENNIE NOMINATED ACTUAL PLAY ON YouTube" alongside the YouTube logo. In the bottom right corner is a red hexagonal eye logo above the text "THE PANIC TABLE".
Vertical video of a four-way split-screen video for a tabletop roleplaying game, featuring a tense, horror-themed aesthetic with a dark, animated rainy background. The top banner reads "HOW'S MY DRIVING VOL. 2 | THE PANIC TABLE". Dynamic, color-coded subtitles appear centrally as the GM narrates a suspenseful and violent scene. The video concludes with a dramatic animated graphic of a dark silhouette standing in heavy rain, illuminated by a large lightning strike, with glowing red text superimposed reading "HOW'S MY DRIVING? Thank You for Shopping".
A poster for HOWS MY DRIVING with a Polaroid of a HeroForge mini of the Bag Man, with the words Boyfriend Material underneath it. A receipt with the word KILL and a bloody tire iron are accessories. Sponsored by HeroForge.
Screencap of the actual play production Thank You For Shopping, showing player Laurie Hernandez as Jude (the Vigilant) wearing a white muscle tank and looking at the camera in fear. The background behind the overlay is a dark semi- lighted abandoned mall exterior.
Screencap of the actual play production Thank You For Shopping, showing player Anne Monteverdi as Daphne (the Prepper) wearing a green sweater and covering their face in fear. The background behind the overlay is a neon lighted abandoned mall.
Video of dark night car interior, driving. Top text reads of WE FIND YOU AT YOUR HOME AND MAKE YOU PAY. Panic Table Merch Store is now live.
Graphic by The Panic Table depicting an empty abandoned mall and escalator. Text at the top reads HOWS MY DRIVING 2: THANK YOU FOR SHOPPING. Premieres May 28 8pm ET only on YouTube. Starring Laurie Hernandez, Anne Monteverdi, Gina Susanna. Directed by Cameron Danger Strittmatter Executive Producers Hero Forge and Pocket Bard.
Promotional poster with a grainy, horror-themed aesthetic featuring a movie theater interior with rows of empty red seats facing a glowing screen. The silhouettes of 3 women can be seen near the fore of the theater. At the top, a white-bordered box contains the large red title "HOW'S MY DRIVING | 2" above the white subtitle "THE DAGGERHEART HORROR HACK SURE TO MAKE YOU SHOP UNTIL YOU DROP". The center movie screen displays the stylized red text, "HOW'S MY DRIVING? Thank You for Shopping." A dark, blurry silhouette frames the foreground, ominously wielding a tire iron. At the bottom left is a red geometric eye logo above the text "THE PANIC TABLE". The text at the bottom reads: "PREMIERES 8PM ET MEMORIAL DAY ON YOUTUBE" in red capital letters. Followed by white credits text: "STARRING LAURIE HERNANDEZ | ANNE THE GNOME | GINA SUSANNA" "DIRECTED BY CAMERON DANGER STRITTMATTER" "EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS HERO FORGE | POCKET BARD"
Promotional poster featuring a thin red border around a central photograph of an empty, dimly lit shopping mall interior with escalators, conveying a liminal and eerie atmosphere. At the top, a white rectangular frame encloses the text "HOW'S MY DRIVING 2" in bold red and "THANK YOU FOR SHOPPING" in white. At the bottom left, a red geometric logo sits above the text "THE PANIC TABLE". The bottom text blocks read: "PREMIERES 8PM ET MEMORIAL DAY ON YOUTUBE" in red. "STARRING LAURIE HERNANDEZ | ANNE MONTEVERDI | GINA SUSANNA" in white. "DIRECTED BY CAMERON DANGER STRITTMATTER" in white. "EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS HERO FORGE | POCKET BARD" in white.
Promotional poster for a Gen Con live show by The Panic Table, set against a dark starry space background with a green nebula. At the top left is a gold Gen Con badge logo next to a gold "The Panic Table" logo. The main title "MOTHERSHIP" is stylized as a glowing blue neon sign with multicolored nodes, overlaid with chaotic, bright green handwriting that reads "LIVE SHOW". Yellow text in the center states: "six crewmates." "two hours." "one lil' guy... with a knife." A small neon-green line drawing of a goblin wielding a knife and shield stands beside large, glowing green and white pixelated text reading: "THERE IS A GOBLIN ON THE LOOSE IN ICARUS STATION". Event details in yellow near the bottom read "FRIDAY, 12-2 PM | JW 201-202". A list of cast names runs along the bottom edge in white: HANNAH HARPER, JUSTIN JORDAN, DIANA FAY, CAMERON STRITTMATTER, KIKI MARIOT, JUSTIN ESTRADA, ZAC WILLIAM SMITH. The overall design conveys a gritty but playful sci-fi comedy tone.
A promotional graphic featuring three individual video panels of people. The person on the left has green hair and a green sweater, smiling with her hands on her cheeks: this is Gnome Anne. The center woman has long blonde hair and red-tinted sunglasses; this is Gina Susanna. The woman on the right has curly brown hair and a neutral smile; this is Laurie Hernandez. Each woman is positioned behind a professional microphone. Large white text at the top reads "TWO WEEKS." Below the images, white text identifies "@panictable and ohheyitsgina_" followed by bold red text stating "HMD RETURNS THIS MEMORIAL DAY." At the bottom, a countdown widget titled "SHOP TILL YOU DROP" displays 13 days, 12 hours, and 48 minutes. A small orange heart icon is in the bottom left corner against a dark, blurry background.
A digital illustration of the cast of HOW’S MY DRIVING: three people posing for a selfie. On the left, a person with long blonde hair, red heart earrings, and a black t-shirt featuring a red stylized sausage blossom In the shape of the RHCP logo and the text "RED HOT SCORCHED WEEN" holds up a smartphone with a The Panic Table logo on the back. In the center, a person with dark, wavy brown hair and tan skin smiles widely, leaning in toward the blonde individual. On the right, a third person with brown hair tied in a ponytail tilts their head back toward the center. Behind them stands a figure wearing a red jacket, holding a crowbar, with a large yellow "Thank You For Shopping" smiley face bag over their head and a question mark floating above. The art style is a clean line drawing with flat colors and simple shading against a white background.
A 3D digital miniature of THE DRIVER, the primary antagonist from HOW'S MY DRIVING?, wearing a white plastic bag mask with faint red stains and indented eye sockets. The figure wears an open dark red bomber jacket over a white undershirt, dark brown pants, and light gray boots. They are holding a silver crowbar in their right hand. The character stands against a blurred, misty green and gray background with a glowing blue light emanating from a stone block behind them. The lighting is dramatic, with a strong red cast on the right side of the figure.
A square, orange-framed illustration of The Plastic Bag Man sits atop crumpled red tissue paper. The character wears a tan plastic bag over his head, a red jacket, and black gloves. He holds a silver tire iron in one hand and reaches forward with the other. Hand-written text on the drawing reads: "You are the creator and destroyer of worlds." To the left is a large, white decorative skull, and to the right is a grey envelope with a hand-drawn logo that reads "THE ROE POSTE."
A person viewed from behind stands in a foggy night setting, holding a metal lug wrench at their side. They wear blue jeans and a dark crop top featuring a circular logo with a red graphic and the text "RED HOT SCORCHED WEEN". In the misty background, bright yellow car headlights glow alongside a faintly lit gas station pump. Large, glowing red neon text in the center reads "PANIC CHECK" with "MARCH 2026" positioned below it. A glowing red geometric logo of an eye inside a hexagon sits in the bottom right corner, and a thin red neon border frames the scene. The visual style is dark, gritty, and cinematic, conveying a retro thriller or horror aesthetic. If you’re reading this but you haven’t checked out HOW’S MY DRIVING? on The Panic Table yet, what are you even doing?
A horror-themed movie poster for "How’s My Driving? Volume 2: Thank You for Shopping." The central figure is a person wearing a black leather jacket with a white plastic shopping bag tied over their head, obscuring their face. In front of the figure, the words "Thank You for Shopping" are written in a large, red, stylized cursive font. The background features a dark, grainy night scene of a desolate parking lot and a single-story commercial building with lit windows. A white van is parked in the foreground to the right. Text at the top includes the names "Laurie Hernandez, Anne Monteverdi, Gina Susanna, Cameron Strittmatter" above the title "HOW'S MY DRIVING? VOLUME 2" in a bold, distressed white and red font. At the bottom, logos for "The Panic Table" and "DNGN Club" flank the tagline: "THE DAGGERHEART HORROR HACK THAT WON’T STAY DEAD." The overall color palette is dark, dominated by blacks, deep reds, and muted greens, evoking a gritty, slasher-film aesthetic.
A screenshot of a Riverside.fm video call titled "The Panic Table," featuring five participants in individual video tiles. Top Left: A woman with long blonde hair and orange-tinted sunglasses smiles into a professional microphone. Top Right: A woman with curly brown hair laughs while holding her fingers in a "small" gesture. Middle Right: A man with glasses and a headset sits in a dimly lit room with a computer monitor visible. Bottom Left: A bald man in a room with red lighting holds both hands up in "OK" gestures. Bottom Right: A woman with green-streaked hair wears a headset and points upward with one finger, sitting in front of a shelf filled with books and collectibles. The interface includes a recording timer at the top showing 00:32:20 and a bottom control bar with icons for microphone, camera, and reactions. The overall mood is upbeat and conversational.
A white reusable tote bag with red trim along the handles and top edge, set against a solid black background. The front of the bag features a graphic of a person from the shoulders up, whose head is covered by a thin, translucent plastic bag. The image of the person is rendered in a warm, orange-to-purple gradient. Overlaid on this central image is the phrase "THANK YOU" repeated vertically seven times in red. The middle "THANK YOU" is in solid bold lettering, while the three repetitions above and below it are presented in an outlined font style.
A YouTube notification set against a background. An icon of a trophy next to the message “3,000 subscribers! People like your channel, and it shows.”
A digital illustration of a character from the chest up against a white background. The character has light skin, brown eyes, and brown hair styled in a ponytail with a pink hair tie. Their face, neck, and clothing are covered in heavy red blood splatters and dark grime. They are wearing a pink long-sleeved shirt featuring a white poodle with a pink bow, which appears torn at the shoulder and chest. The character is holding a lit cigarette to their dark-colored lips, with a plume of grey smoke rising to the left. The art style uses thick black outlines and flat colors with airbrushed textures for the blood and smoke.
Character concept art for "Emma Smart," also titled "The Loverboy." The image features three illustrations of a person with long, wavy blonde hair, blue eyes, and a thin black mustache. * Top right: A profile headshot looking upward. The character wears a red heart-shaped earring. * Bottom left: A waist-up portrait. The character wears a red turtleneck sweater, blue pants, and a purple ring. Their hands are clasped in front. * Bottom right: An action pose showing the character in a tattered red sweater, covered in bloodstains and grime. They are holding a revolver with both hands, aimed directly forward. The art style uses bold black outlines and flat colors with minimal shading. The text "Emma Smart" is written in black marker, and "The Loverboy" is written in pink cursive at the top left.
A screenshot of a post on X (formerly Twitter) by Travis Willingham (@WillingBlam) that reads, "YES. Just, yes - more plz." The post features a YouTube video embed with a thumbnail titled "DAGGERHEART HORROR HACK." The thumbnail displays three women with expressive, shocked, or concerned faces. In the background, a white van with the words "FREE CANDY" written on the side in a dark, dripping font is parked at night with its headlights on. Below the thumbnail, the video title reads, "We Turned DAGGERHEART Into A Slasher." The overall tone is suspenseful and themed around the horror/slasher genre.
A YouTube video listing titled "DAGGERHEART Goes H..." by The Panic Table and 2 more. The thumbnail graphic displays the text "DAGGERHEART HORROR HACK" in large, beige letters against a dark background with red splatter effects. Three women appear in the foreground with expressions of fear and shock: on the left, a woman with dark hair stares wide-eyed; in the center, a blonde woman wearing orange sunglasses and headphones looks concerned; and on the right, a woman with blue hair covers her mouth with her hand. The video duration is 1:53:25. Below the thumbnail, the view count reads 666, and the like count is 71.
A grainy, horror-themed promotional poster titled "How's My Driving." A silhouetted arm in the left foreground holds a tire iron, from which a dark, viscous liquid drips onto the ground. The background features a car with headlights illuminating a foggy, dark road at night. Top text reads "How's My Driving" alongside a red "R" rating symbol, with the subtitle "The Daggerheart Horror Hack from DNGN Club Games about one hell of a road trip." Bottom text includes "The Panic Table" logo and "Only on YouTube," listing the names "Laurie Hernandez | Anne The Gnome | Gina Susanna."
Promotional poster for "The Panic Table" featuring a dark, moody photograph of a white van parked against a brick wall at night. A red geometric logo of a hexagonal eye sits at the top. Text elements include: * Title: The Panic Table * Schedule: Thursday @ 7 PM ET, Only on YouTube * Starring: Laurie Hernandez, Anne the Gnome, Gina Susanna * Feature Title: How's My Driving * Subtext: The Daggerheart Horror Hack from DNGN Club Games about one hell of a road trip. The color scheme is primarily dark green, black, and white with bold red accents. The overall style is evocative of a horror movie poster.
Promotional poster for a tabletop RPG stream titled "HOW'S MY DRIVING." The top of the poster features a cream-colored header with bold black text describing it as "The Daggerheart Horror Hack from DNGN Club Games about one hell of a road trip." The central image is a high-contrast, moody scene set in deep darkness. A classic black muscle car is parked on a desolate asphalt surface, illuminated by its own bright white headlights and a faint red glow from the rear. To the right of the car stands a solitary, dark silhouette of a person wearing a backpack, facing away from the viewer. The bottom of the poster is styled in vibrant red text against the black background, listing the event details: "Thursday @ 7 PM ET only on YouTube," featuring Laurie Hernandez, Anne the Gnome, and Gina Susanna. The logos for "The Panic Table" are visible in the bottom left corner. The entire poster is framed by a thin red border.
This is the cover art for the album "ACT III • THIS CITY MADE US" by the band THE PROTOMEN. The illustration depicts a figure in a red coat and dark pants standing on a high-rise rooftop overlooking a futuristic, neon-lit cityscape at night. The figure wears a blue helmet under their arm and a backpack sits on the ledge beside them. The city is bathed in blue and purple hues from numerous skyscrapers and flying vehicles. A bright, vertical beam of light descends from the cloudy sky into the center of the city, emanating from a large, circular object. The band's name, "THE PROTOMEN," is written in stylized white letters at the bottom of the image, with the album title below it.
A split image showing a retro-styled VHS cassette tape and its cardboard sleeve. On the left, a standard black VHS tape features a weathered white label with the text "DO NOT WATCH" typed vertically in a typewriter font. On the right, the distressed black sleeve features diagonal stripes in pink, red, and orange. Large cream-colored text reads "VOIDSTREAM SOS." Stickers in the corner display logos for "The Panic Table" and "DNGN Club," along with a label stating "For use with the Mothership® Sci-Fi Horror RPG."
A three-way split screen, on the left, half of Gina Susannah’s close-up face. In the middle, a grinning Laurie Hernandez. On the right, Anne the gnome’s eyes fill their portion.
A grainy eerie photograph of a donkey in a long and dark hallway, apparently taken with flash photography. The image is both absurd and ominous.