| Tomblain Belaroth | |
| Hello from the Magic Tavern character | |
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| Alice Corn and a Series of Bats in "Gettin' Nuts" | |
| First appearance | "Tom the Traveler" |
| Played by | Steve Waltien |
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| Name | Tomblain Belaroth |
| Nickname(s) | Tom |
| Species | Humanish |
| Occupation | Crown prince, actor, spy |
| Affiliation | Northeast Kingdom, The Cockticklers |
Prince Tomblain Belaroth is the heir to the throne of the Northeast Kingdom. Tomblain has run away from his family and his whereabouts are currently unknown to them.
Tomblain is played by Steve Waltien.
History
After leaving the Northeast, Tomblain joined up with a theater troupe called The Cockticklers, with whom he traveled from town to town performing family-friendly plays as well as Murder Plays. He ran away from home because he fell in love with a milkmaid named Rhiannon.
Tomblain later went into Shrike as a spy posing as Hank, a guard at the Dark Palace, spying on the Dark Lord.
Tomblain switched to becoming Eliza Parts, the Baron's new girlfriend, after shoving the Baroness of Shrike out a window into lava and killing her. She was a peasant until the Baron ennobled her and she became Lady Parts. To get out of this character, Tomblain assumed the role of a series of bats and it was explained to the Baron that Lady Parts ran away to the woods excited about having intercourse with him but distraught and confused.
Tomblain then developed a nine-bat show about being a series of bats, with performances in McShingleshane Forest and previews in The Smouldering Widow. Tomblain advertised the show as a sponsor from Hello From the Magic Tavern, it appears it was not successful.
Tomblain appeared on an episode of Gettin' Nuts with the acorn he was fucking because he mistakenly thought the show was named "Fuckin' Nuts."
In his next appearance he returned as part of the book tour for his seven-part self-help/autobiography "Think You Can't Change Your Life? I Bet You Can" (with "bet" pronounced as "bat"). During the tour he is working his way to the Northeast to eventually return to his kingdom, kill his sister, and take his rightful place on the throne from his mother.
Family
- Albain Belaroth, his father and the deceased king of the Northeast Kingdom
- Titania Belaroth, his mother and queen of the Northeast Kingdom
- Trachea-Aurelia Belaroth, his sister and princess of the Northeast Kingdom, who wants him dead to keep him out of the line of succession for the throne. She (along with court eunuch Benedict Whisperbrew) now knows that Tom the Traveler is her really her brother.
Known Aliases
- Tom the Traveler - an alias he assumed when on the road with the Cockticklers to hide from his royal family
- Grumblewald Shimbershwitz - an alias Tom has taken to spy on Baron Ragoon in the Shrike Valley to gather information on the Dark Lord (who the Baron Ragoon believes is Chief of his Dragoon Platoon)
- D'Angelo Capricious - another alias Tom has taken on to spy in the Shrike Valley (who the Baron Ragoon believes is his falconer)
- Hank - a third alias Tom has taken for his spying mission in Shrike (who the Baron believes is one of his many bastards)
- Lady Eliza Parts - a woman from a ranch in the Hidden Valley and the Baron's new girlfriend (after Tom killed the Baroness of Shrike)
- a series of 9 Brechtian bats, now totaling 26 at last count
Notes
Usidore claimed that when his father dies, he must go to the cave near the castle and do the Bat Dance, otherwise all hell will break loose on Foon.
Episodes
- Season 1, Ep 2 — "Tom the Traveler"
- Season 1, Ep 21 — "No Arnie"
- Season 1, Ep 54 — "Tom the Nominee"
- Season 1, Ep 95 — "Tom the Spy"
- Season 2, Ep 16 — "Tom the Girlfriend"
- Season 2, Ep 28 — "Gettin' Nuts" (w/ Paul F. Tompkins, Live from Now Hear This)
- Season 2, Ep 30 — "Chunt For Red October 3: The Sum Of All Rears"
- Season 2, Ep 32 — "Dark Lord’s Birthday Party"
- Season 2, Ep 41 — "Blue Chris-Must" (w/ Jessica McKenna and Zach Reino from Off Book)
- Season 2, Ep 96 — "Tom the Author"
- Season 3, Ep 24 — "Tom the Person Reading a Book"
- Offices & Bosses Season 3, Ep 4 — "A Series of Chief Executives"
