Slayers of the Lich Lord

I have been very happy playing with Sayvion... Actually the first time in a while where I felt immediately at home in the game. I would be very happy to continue playing for a long time. Puzzles to make us think, challenging combat, murder mystery solving and fun roleplay have been encountered so far. Very fun voice acting, making for some memorable NPCs, music for ambience and detailed maps bring life to our game. Injecting art to help describe the areas and NPCs adds to the theatre of the mind. Character creation was relatively easy, with some extra requests to give our PCs some extra depth. I can tell he puts in a lot of background effort to make sure that everyone gets their spotlight. I am especially pleased with how my character has been growing and changing from what I initially dreamt to how they've been affected by the world. Highly recommend.

Fantastic worldbuilding, works with the players to really integrate them into the world's lore, and overall a very chill and fun DM.

Great DM who puts a lot of work and time into his campaigns and worlds. Campaigns he runs have an interesting story and are very funny. Gives all Players room to have their characters develop and it's an overall good time.

If you're looking for a dm who puts tons of love and care into his world, you're in the right place. I've known this man for years, and he is ALWAYS thinking of how to make his world more immersive and interesting. As a Game Master he is similar. Always trying to one up his last session to ensure quality is always there. If you were to have Sayvion as your, you can expect the following pros and cons. Pros: - Terrific Story Telling. You will likely get an entire story arc for your own OC, and that's pretty cool. - Long lasting and consistent scheduled sessions, usually stemming from 1 to 2 years if not longer (the current one we're playing in our free time is going on three years now, and hasn't had any roadblocks in scheduling) - Immersive and Hilarious NPCS. Whether they're for comedic effect, or for sinister purposes, they've all been memorable and impactful. - Excellent World Building. As stated before, he is ALWAYS thinking about how his world should function. He cares deeply for what he does and you can feel it with each session. Cons: - Indecisive Decisiveness. As stated above, he puts a lot of thought and care into what he does. However, he also likes to jump from one idea to the other. Things are likely to change whether they're new mechanics or new world lore. - Slow level ups. Not always a bad thing, a slow story can often feel great, but sometimes it can feel like you've gone months without a level up. Mixed: - Limited Items. He thinks hard about what items he wants to give out to players and when he wants to give them out. This leads to having things being tailored for people, such as the fighter getting a magic sword after winning a gladiator arena, or a special staff awarded to the wizard after defeating an evil arch mage. However, depending on what the players prioritize story wise, it can lead to players feeling left out of item gain, or not receiving any for long periods of time. (Yes, there are always shops available, but buying items can feel lack luster in comparison to winning / being awarded something useful after a social encounter or combat encounter) Overall, he has to be one of my favorite game masters I've played with. His worlds and his story telling skills easily make him a 5/5 DM. If you're ready for the story of a lifetime, this is your man.

Allows for a lot of player creativity, very helpful for people who are new. Sets the mood and atmosphere for encounters very well 5/5

I haven't had any problems at all with him. He's been extremely fun as a GM and I love the pace of our campaign.