Christian

he/him

5.0

(5)

Timezone

America/new York

Language

English

Identity

Voice Actor

About Christian

Hello! My name is Christian. I’m here to offer players the opportunity to play in worlds and stories of my own design! I have 25 years of experience and having been on both sides of the screen, I’ve taken a great deal of time to learn what it means to be both a good DM AND a good player! My games are a good mix of roleplay and combat with a focus on the narrative side of things. The story matters more to me than anything else and so my ideal players are ones that are interested in building a story alongside me! Players can also look forward to a dynamic world that moves as the players do and a fun time being challenged by puzzles and riddles in game! Part of my promise as a DM is that there is no tolerance for hate. My table is a safe space for LGBTQIA+, BIPOC, and neurodivergent players! It is very important to me that other players are in line with creating a safe game space. I also am beginner friendly and have no problems teaching the game! I believe that StartPlaying will allow me to showcase my talents as a DM, and also to gather a party of likeminded players who enjoy playing D&D and weaving a tale of fantasy together! If you think that you’d like to be one of those players, feel free to contact me here!

At a glance

3 years on StartPlaying

Highly rated for: Storytelling, Creativity, Visual Aid

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I became a GM because

I love creating a story with everybody at my table. The highs and lows of the story, the role playing, the drama, the dangers.

My favorite system of all Time is

Is dungeons and dragons 3.5e. It was the edition that I got into shortly after starting with the 2nd edition. Played 3.5e for approximately 15 years before I ended up switching to the conventional 5e.

How Christian runs games

I love role-playing. I get into the role of each NPC, accents or voices. For villains, I get into their mindset, especially in combat. I try to think like the people or creatures the player would be fighting.

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Rules are...

Meant to be adjusted. The rules in the players handbook does give a basic guideline to follow, but Rule of Cool may override that rule, be cause I want to see where this choice takes you. Go ahead, roll that acrobatics check!

When it comes to voices

I try to mix them up with each race. Sometimes, some characters may sound the same, it depends if the area has that prominent accent. But I try to give the unique npcs special accents or voices