Jonathan is an absolute wizard of a GM who knows how to weave engaging combat into compelling story. I've played Pathfinder, Starfinder, and 5e with him and all were extremely fun. He's great with players' boundaries both in terms of content as well as making sure players aren't prioritizing the game over real life needs.

Jonathan is an INCREDIBLE GM! 100% have him run your campaigns, you will not regret it. He GM'd for my first ever campaigns in any RPG systems, and I immediately felt comfortable, like I could ask questions, and safe to play and be creative! He is incredible at building vast and detailed worlds, and very knowledgeable in various RPG systems. He is great at incorporating music, uses fun voices, and comes up with memorable encounters and NPCs! Genuinely could not recommend him enough.

Jonathan always has some kind of intricate story item up his sleeve. The number of times I've literally dropped my jaw at something he revealed is astounding, and his worlds are always intriguing and well thought out. He is also extremely receptive to feedback, encourages his players to come to him with concerns or desires, and will actively avoid triggering or undesired topics as players ask. He knows a lot of different systems, too, and I've played a wide variety of different settings with him, from high fantasy to solarpunk futuristic. He'll be a hit no matter what you're playing, trust me.

This guy is nothing if not creative. I'm in a campaign he's DMing about an invasion by a conglomeration of various monstrous races (Goblins, gnolls, drow, etc.) but with a twist. We're a spec ops unit for the *monstrous races*, fighting to create a nation for ourselves as the humans, elves, and dwarves expand into the wilds we used to call home. And it's not a 'hurr durr, humans bad' campaign either. There's been a lot of nuance in the decisions we've made, and the people we're fighting aren't even necessarily evil, per se. Rather, the language barrier has meant that we're unable to understand each other, and we have to figure out another way to communicate that this is a proper war, not just a mindless rampage. I think my favorite thing about it is the way that he's expanded on elements of classic fantasy tropes (Orcs are brutish, drow like poison, etc) to create cultures that have a lot of depth. Another thing I like is the way he handles players thinking outside the box. I've done my fair share of weird and gimmicky tricks that fall outside of what RAW sets down, and the calls he's made have both made sense and have been consistent.

I have been playing ttrpgs with Jonathan for more than four years now. He is very sweet and cares about his players at and away from the table. He's good at encouraging taking breaks when needed and at helping engage people during quieter moments. He's been playing for a long time and knows Pathfinder and D&D quite well, but will bend and homebrew when it is called for. He works really hard on lore and backstories and will try to put as much real world science, history, and cultural references that he can while still creating a fresh and original story.