Strength of Thousands: PF2e Adventure Path

I was a late joiner to Nash’s Pathfinder 2e game, Crown of the Kobold King, and he was very welcoming and accommodating, and most importantly ran a fantastic game! Great storytelling, memorable NPCs, and a good balance of humor and drama. Even when my character's pet ferret met his tragic end, Nash made it a meaningful part of the story (RIP little guy). Highly recommend playing at Nash’s table!

I have been playing games with Nash for quite a few years now, prior to him joining Start Play, across different systems (5E and PF2E), and with different groups of players. From players who have been playing longer than he was a GM to brand new to TTRPGs or new to PF2E and he has taken the time to help out players with everything from character building, to concept optimization, to system rules, and beyond. He encourages creativity, and if you manage to think outside of the box he tends to reward it with either interesting loot or hero points - whichever is appropriate.

Nash is a great DM

I had the absolute pleasure of playing in a Pathfinder 2e campaign of Crown of the Kobold King run by Nash, and I can honestly say it was a fantastic tabletop experience. Nash brings such a rich, immersive energy to the table. The world felt alive with great musical backing, the NPCs had real personality, and the pacing of the campaign was spot-on from start to finish. I played Olaf Grumblechin, a grizzled dwarf fighter/town guard wielding a guisarme, and Nash did an amazing job letting my character shine. Whether I was cleaving through kobolds or getting cooked by lava traps, Nash gave me the space to really step into Olaf’s boots. He made every combat encounter feel meaningful and dynamic and I especially appreciated how he made sure tactical choices, like reach and positioning with my guisarme, actually mattered. The balance between roleplay, exploration, and combat was perfect, and Nash was always prepared, flexible, and genuinely excited to see where the story went. He encouraged creativity and made everyone at the table feel like a hero in their own right. If you ever get the chance to be in a game run by Nash, do it. You’re in for an awesome adventure. 10/10 would go kobold-slaying with him again.

Nash is a great GM who rewards creativity and out-of-the-box playing. They are quite knowledgeable in Pathfinder2e's rules and mechanics. The stories they run are intriguing and fun to be a part of.

Nash is a great GM, great with rules, patient and makes sure everyone is having fun :)