Saturday Morning D&D: Witchlight 1983 (2024 rules, 🌈 DM)

Adam's a story-first GM, by which I mean he's is right there with you in the moment as a player, experiencing the twists and turns of the session. As a latecomer to the campaign, he was most kind and welcoming to me, and constructed a fantastic introduction for my character. As a GM he is funny, whimsical, and creative, while still anticipating how players will interact with the rules - strongly recommended for beginners and experienced players.

Adam is a fun, flexible DM who thinks through all the details.

Adam is great at creating dynamic combat encounters and fun roleplaying experiences. Some of the tactical puzzles in particular make really interesting use of the space and force you to think about things in new ways. Adam is part of the Weird Voices school of DMing, of which I am also a member, and I find even just a little bit of putting yourself out there as the DM goes a long way toward making the players feel comfortable with role playing and encourages a safe environment. There are lots of little things to discover in Adam's games. Everything has a little more going on than meets the eye. I would definitely recommend you check out one of his games.

Adam was AMAZING. The overall campaign was so well designed, from start to finish, with SO many narrative surprises along the way. And the humor that he wove through it made it feel like Terry Pratchett was DMing. I had so much fun, I highly recommend this DM!!

Adam makes it all fun. I have been a DM for 40+ years and my bar is high for many elements...Adam ticks all the boxes and more. He keeps his players on their toes, creates fun encounters, goes above and beyond on set up, rolls with the punches and shenanigans and ensures a safe environment. No DM can contain all the things players throw at them, but being flexible is one of the most valued skills and Adam is the right combination of firm and flexible...prepared yet able to go off script. Highly recommend.

I've been in both short games and long D&D campaigns with Adam as DM, and the thing I always expect is wonderful humor, amazing detail, great characterizations and voices, and an appreciation for the world he's creating—Adam is never shy at leaning into the setting, whether its canon material from existing books or his own. The stories he's created have lots of rich story for the player who wants to find it, but he's not afraid of a fun dungeon walk or lighter fare, all for the love of the game and for what makes a good story. I'd recommend him for beginners as well as more established players not just because he's patient and respectful, but because he'd show them where the joy is in our hobby.