The Runelord Trilogy in PF2! [BEGINNER FRIENDLY!]

This is after my first session with Travis: So far, so good. Solid rules knowledge, fully prepared despite getting further along in the story than he'd expected, and worked with me off-line to integrate my character. These are all good marks, so yeah; so far, so good.

Travis is running us through Rise of the Runelords and I’m constantly impressed. He knows the material inside and out, is very knowledgeable with the rules, and is incredible at coming up with things on the fly. Highly recommend!

Travis is a great choice for anyone looking for a GM. Knows the rules, keeps the game moving, and keeps it fun.

Travis took Waterdeep Dragonheist, a familiar setting/adventure, and turned it on it's head in the best of ways. Man essentially runs two campaigns, one for the party, and one for the villains, who are all controlled by players. This has lead to some of the most dynamic D&D play I've ever been a part of. Additionally, while I wasn't in the party from the very beginning, he's been very good at working my character into the party. He's quick to react and keep the campaign moving forward no matter what decision we make. 10/10 would recommend.

We have a blast playing Travis's game. His villains are creative and interesting, the story is personal and engaging, and the world seems lived-in and alive. He's a long-time game master, which shows in the level of detail he puts into his game.

The game that Travis hosts is amazing. The way that he roleplays the world makes it feel alive and reactionary. As a party any big moves that we have made consequences, sometimes good, sometimes bad. But always entertaining. He is also great at making all players feel included and that their characters are interwoven into the story. He worked alongside each player to create a backstory that fit into the city of Waterdeep. I could say alot more amazing things about this DM but I don't think I can fully do him and his skills justice. Just play one of his games, you truly won't regret it. :)