Kill Me or Die by the Sword

Headless loves twists, which keeps things interesting and keeps us on our toes. I think he's different than some of the other GMs I've played with because he loves to write intricate narrations too.

He is incredibly skilled at creating a dynamic and engaging campaign. He has a knack for balancing action and storytelling, keeping the group invested in the plot while giving everyone a chance to shine. The pacing is great, and he always make sure the game feels exciting and full of opportunities also he is very patient.

Good at fostering a laid back feeling among players, while still being able to communicate the stakes when it matters.

As of writing this review, I am a player in one of his first-time Lancer campaigns and it's been pretty good so far. He's able to keep track of all of our characters and offers many chances for each of us to do something cool, while also handling disruptions to the story pretty smoothly. He's pretty open about letting players do things that they want to do, which may or may not be a good thing, but is open to group feedback on handling that matter. At the time, he has not yet set up a proper combat encounter for the campaign, as well as having perhaps a few too many full repairs and license level ups in rapid succession, but this should be fixed with experience and feedback. 3.5/5, has potential, but inexperience in Lancer is holding score back.

He's pretty good, and well prepared for most situations/shenanigans. I deducted 2 stars for the use of AI generated content. As far as I'm aware it's just character art and music, but it's still present and is one of the few pain points I have.

I have played campaigns with Gio on D&D, Marvel Multiverse RPG, Lancer RPG, and Pathfinder, and he's great... he loves to narrate and describe stuff in detail, from combat to the role-playing parts. He also allows a lot of crazy antics just to make sure everyone's having fun.