Kyle - The Art of Ruin RPG

he/him

5.0

(3)

Timezone

America/denver

Language

English

About Kyle - The Art of Ruin RPG

About Me I’ve been playing Dungeons & Dragons and Pathfinder for over a decade, and for the past two years I’ve been running games as a dedicated GM in both D&D 5e and Pathfinder 2e. My tables are built for players who want a balance of roleplay, strategy, and fun, with plenty of chances to shape the world through their choices. What I Provide Access to a fully set-up Foundry VTT with access via free Forge account. No need to connect directly to anyone's personal machine. Modules installed to streamline combat and provide some immersion adding effects. Custom Hero Forge tokens ported into Foundry so your character feels truly yours Carefully tuned combat encounters with streamlined flow and progression A welcoming, collaborative environment that puts player creativity first Whether you’re looking for an epic long-term campaign or a one-shot adventure, I bring the tools, experience, and energy to make the game memorable.

At a glance

Less than a year on StartPlaying

Highly rated for: Knows the Rules, Creativity, Sets the Mood

Average response time: Under 1 hour

Response rate: 100%

Featured Prompts

My favorite system of all Time is

Pathfinder 1e baby! That was the game that got me into playing at a table and led into many other game systems. I often will reference back to those old rules on the fly in obscure situations.

How Kyle - The Art of Ruin RPG runs games

My GMing Style I mix theatrical storytelling, dramatic dialogue, and improv comedy to create sessions that are equal parts immersive and entertaining. I aim for a cinematic feel — with big emotional moments, sharp roleplay, and the occasional offbeat laugh — while keeping the game grounded in collaborative storytelling. My games are designed with an adult audience in mind (25+), so expect mature themes handled with care and respect.

Kyle - The Art of Ruin RPG's ideal table

I'm a pretty laid back and easy going person but do keep things pretty organized. My tables consist of players from various backgrounds and experiences, who all share a common goal. A goal of getting together, meeting new people, making new friends, and playing pretend with our math rocks. I don't have much room for ego or negativity towards others and want players to feel comfortable being themselves, playing their characters, and engaging in the game and roleplay.