Bigbilly
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About Bigbilly
Greetings adventurers! I'm Coach, your guide to immersive and unforgettable journeys in the world of Dungeons & Dragons. With 4 years of experience as a Dungeon Master and over 9,000 hours in Roll20, I've honed my storytelling skills to create dynamic and epic campaigns that bring you into my world and give you the opportunity to be completely engaged.My DM style is full of engaging NPC’s , rich lore, and organized storylines. I believe in creating a collaborative storytelling experience where your character's backgrounds matter. From epic battles paired with great music, and incredible maps hitting all 3 pillars of D&D. My games are well attended and I;m energetic and look forward to playing with you.
At a glance
1 year on StartPlaying
12 games hosted
Highly rated for: Creativity, Inclusive, Storytelling
Average response time: 4 hours
Response rate: 100%
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I became a GM because
I became a Dungeon Master because I saw a gap wide enough for a whole adventuring party to fall through — a need for storytellers who understand that the game doesn’t belong to the DM. It belongs to the players, their choices, their chaos, their courage, and the way their characters live.
How Bigbilly runs games
My DM style is full of engaging NPC’s , rich lore, and organized storylines. I believe in creating a collaborative storytelling experience where your character's backgrounds matter. From epic battles paired with great music, and incredible maps hitting all 3 pillars of D&D. My games are well attended and I;m energetic and look forward to playing with you. I possess a deep understanding of Dungeons & Dragons rules. Whether you're a seasoned player or a newcomer, I create a welcoming atmosphere for everyone to explore, develop, and, above all, enjoy themselves. Transparent discussions about house rules are held to guarantee a seamless and delightful gaming experience.
Bigbilly's ideal table
I became a Dungeon Master because I saw a gap wide enough for a whole adventuring party to fall through — a need for storytellers who understand that the game doesn’t belong to the DM. It belongs to the players, their choices, their chaos, their courage, and the way their characters rise or crumble based on decisions that they make, not outcomes the DM forces into place. Too often I watched tables where the story felt like a locked door with no keyhole: beautifully described, tightly written, but closed off. The heroes weren’t adventurers shaping their world — they were passengers being ushered from scene to scene. I knew there was another way. I wanted to build stories that breathe, bend, and evolve in the hands of the players, where their victories feel earned and their failures reshape the world, not derail it. So I stepped behind the screen. When I DM, I’m not the puppet master. I’m the world. I’m the wind that whispers hints, the villain plotting in the dark, the tavern where rumors spark, the cliff that gives way under a hero’s boot. But the direction? The heartbeat? That comes from the players. Their ideas, their instincts, their wild gambles — that’s the engine of the story. My job is to listen, adapt, and spotlight them like the legends they’re becoming. I weave consequences, not cages. I build stakes, not scripts. I create room for the unexpected and celebrate the moments when the players surprise even themselves. I became a DM to help players feel powerful, vulnerable, heroic, terrified, clever, foolish, triumphant — all through choices that matter. And when they walk away remembering their story, not mine, that’s when I know I’m doing it right.