The Divine Must Die [Pathfinder 2e | Level 14-18 | 🌈 friendly]

Kaeden is a wonderful GM that goes above and beyond for his players. He's the most thoughtful and well-prepared GM I've played with, seamlessly weaving your character's backstory into the narrative and challenging you to think about your character's relationships and how they inform who they are. He uses several tools to support your play experience and provides a ton of up-front organizational support to truly highlight you as an adventurer in his story. Definitely give him a try and I can guarantee, you won't be disappointed.

Great Game Master. He is helpful and willing to teach new players. He also uses music to to great effect to set the mood.

Very good at and experienced at GMing, specifically good at keeping the game flowing

Kaeden is a wonderful GM. He is friendly, approachable, and fair. His games often have a variety of music to set the mood, and his rulings on edge cases are often swift and fair. I've played in many of his games and look forward to playing in many more.

kaeden is a very active and engaging GM. He breathes life into the NPCs and enemies and is quick on his feet with reactions to the groups strange choices. As a newer player he has been helpful and patient in explaining things i dont understand or forget.

Kaeden is a story teller. Not only does he help new and experienced players do the shenanigans they wish to get up to (within the rules and reason). He engages his players with voices, music, fun, and the hilarious moments that comes with a tabletop roleplaying game. One of my favorite moments playing with Keaden was when we were exploring a ruined temple in search of the village elder we had taken hostage by the local zealots. Two other players and I, set off a trap with a floating head that tried to kill us, naturally we didn't just trip the trap we punched it with our faces... as players often do. Not only did Keaden create the theater of the mind description that set the scene with sound effects and the desicated sounding voice of the monstrosity we woke up, before he even began describing what we had just done the music changed, like in that of a movie, and we all collectively went crap. I wound up, as a spellcaster mind you, taking the killing blow. Keaden is flexible and if you like roleplay aspects he allows you the opportunity to describe the death of the bad guy, or yourself if the dice have it out for you that day, and is always ready to step in if you're not feeling it. Keaden might be a good friend of mine but he is and will always be one of the best GMs I've ever had the pleasure to play with and for.