The Horrors of Drakkenheim

First campaign. Very welcoming, fun environment. Story telling is on point and is very flexible with schedules and understanding.

Oginme is a cut above, at least above the DM's I've had. His ability to tell a free-form story with a wide world of characters and quests without feeling bogged down or getting lost is exemplary. Too many DMs try to go for the open world vibe but fall short because they can't keep up, don't take the time to prepare, or just can't handle the variable scope of such a thing, but Ognime is on top of it all the time. Over the course of a campaign... 8 months or so? We've had one session that felt a little lost, but that was a major outlier. He's great with stories, makes excellent side characters, and keeps things fresh. He ties his plots together neatly, holds your hand as much as needed or lets you go off the leash if you're comfortable. There's freedom to play who and what you want, and he does a great job integrating it into the campaign. I find that I can't think of any major faults, and even minor ones are easily overlooked! Great DM, very fun, very inclusive, knows the rules. No reason to choose anyone else if you have the opportunity!

Great master with perfect diction :) He is helpful, patient, and... just an awesome DM!

As new player to VTTP & not having played in 32yrs. He has made me feel comfortable from the word go. He has been patient & very helpful at every turn. I look forward all week to our game. The weekly price is worth every cent. I hope to play another campaign with him once this one ends.

I am going to be in my second campaign with DM Og and its been very fun. He is very patient and so helpful in both navigating roll20, game play and just overall questions and things that might come up. I have been blessed to play with such a great bunch of folks in my first adventure and can't wait to start this next campaign adventure. DM Og is a wonderful storyteller and does all to immerse all players at his table into the adventure. He lets you try cool fun battle tactics , engage in shenanigans , and gives you time to do rp too. I think he is a wonderful DM so if you are looking, look no further, sign up and join in on the fun times. - Dax

The in-game letter below attempts to demonstrate the magnetism and allure of Oginme’s campaign to me. I can think of no greater review of a fine Dungeon Master like Oginme than to try to approach the depth and detail of his version of Critical Role’s "Land of Tal’Dorei" and his “re-vision” of the Lost Mine of Phandelver. Far beyond any “tweaked module,” Oginme brings new, unusual monsters and scarily intricate & intertwined mysteries. Mindless hoboing will get your character killed. His villains do not happily march to their deaths like computer-generated fodder. His creations constantly skirt, scout, sabotage, and surprise us. They harass, fall back, regroup, and sally forth to deny us any prize and victory. His plot clues require attention to detail and thought on the players’ part. You must sort out what is relevant and not with a fine sieve of wisdom and careful observation. He makes it all fun. You do more than play in Oginme’s game. You experience it. Your character evolves, not merely levels. Conversely to the thinking puzzles, his world of happy extras are a joyful box of Crayolas that make you laugh, giggle, and sink back into your chair, amused. These memorable characters spring to life with his villages, inns, and taverns. Oginme’s Roll20 skills are quite evident, and he is patient and helpful, scaling from answering beginner’s noob questions without judgment to pondering and debating advanced D&D minutia with aplomb. I cannot speak to his other campaigns. Look to those folks for answers. His other games never intruded into our game via delays or braggadociousness, only through his observable DM skills and calm poise. Despite the letter below, I’m the only dwarf. Humans, barbarians, tieflings, half-elves, gnomes, and goblins are all player characters. Come join us. ----------------------------------------------- My good Unkle Kreeq- may Kneemer reach you quickly with this missive. You are well known to our Kraghammer clan to be as honorable a dwarf as was ever tempered by Moradin’s soul-hammer. This anneals for my two furnace cousins as well. My companions and I were pleased to help save your new mine claim from the orcs and we recorded your isolated claim in good standing back at Halia’s Miner’s Guild in Jorenn Village. Your claim is now in peril. We may have saved Jorenn Village from the changeling of the Shadow Watch, but now disgusting illithid are using psioblins and an other-worldly shattered obelisk to enslave our good village and use our townsfolk for food as if mere cattle, save for those turned into more flayers. We both know stout dwarves can survive on mushroom soup and lichen-iodine coffee for quite a long spell when the fates force us to hunker down underground. But, dearest Unkle, when Jorenn Village falls to the flayers, your recorded claim will be forever lost, and the flayer assayers will certainly learn of your mine’s location. Even if you survive their initial siege, you three’ll be on those meager rations for the rest of your natural lives. Board up the mine and come help us save Jorenn Village from the evil of the mind flayers. It will not be easy for you, but it will be even harder if you do not. Meet us at Adabra’s Windmill. Swiftly, dear Unkle. The village, our’s, and even your own lives depend upon speed. Blessings upon you, Your nephew Sophos, green knight of the ancients.