The story follows Nathaniel Hughes, a failed actor, and his best roadie, Bartleby, in an attempt to reach for riches beyond their grasp. Their scheme? Hustling their way onto the biggest stage in the kingdom: the Roundtable Tournament. The duo meets other contestants, namely Joann, a mighty champion, and Malagant, a villainous blade aided by a wicked sorceress. As they compete for the ultimate goal of become a worthy knight, the character’s tales begin to entwine. Bartleby finds a book of “magic” that helps Nathaniel fake his way through the tournament, but Nathaniel's grandstanding and swindling will only get him so far. In order to achieve his big dreams of fame and fortune, he must learn to step aside and share the stage with Bartleby: the true heart of the duo.

A failed theatrical actor. Nathaniel is a quick witted and likable con artist who is unprincipled and gifted at verbal improv. He may be egotistical and insufferable, but he never gives up on his big dreams of fame and fortune.

A meek-mannered peasant. Bartleby is a big-hearted artisan who is willful, encouraging, and unassertive with a curious mind. He discovers his inner confidence and reaches for stakes higher than a farmers life, ultimately earning his merit and worthiness.

A steadfast and adept champion. Joann is a courageous warrior who is head strong, charismatic, and a good sport with a fun loving and sociable nature. As much as she loves the challenge, she aims to stand as the exemplary model to change the agenda of what it means to be a true knight.

A finesse narcissistic dueler. Malagant is punctilious, keen, and swift with repartee. He holds his pride at the edge of his blade and presents himself as man with a deadly ambition. Upholding tradition and honor, Malagant will do anything to get what he believes he deserves; everything.

A snide spiteful enabler. Cordelia is a devious, manipulative, and selfish apothecary who strides on the borders of incantations and witchcraft. She is just as wise as she is wicked, but underneath her own black-heart lies a the loving nature of a begrudging mother willing to give what she can for her own kin.