About me

I've been a professional GM for six years now. For the past ~3 years I ran entirely for established groups, but as those groups have slowly wound down, the time has come for me to spin up some new ones to replace them. Unfortunately, the process for getting new groups has become completely alien to me in the intervening years. Fortunately, I'm still really good at running games, with expansive and high-quality maps, soundtrack, a thorough understanding of game rules, my own library of expansion content for 5e including things like playable vampires and pixies and summoners, and the most important and esoteric art of all: Actually showing up to run the game after the first three weeks once the excitement of a new game has died down. I'm only half-joking about that last one, probably one of my biggest accomplishments is that the majority of people who buy games from me actually complete at least one campaign before the group disbands.

GM Style

My games emphasize two things above others: Verisimilitude and player choice. Verisimilitude meaning I run the game as a believable setting that heavily emphasizes NPCs having their own agenda and existing societies and traditions having inertia. The world is big, people were already living in it before you got here, and while the starting conditions are rigged to make sure you can have a significant impact on things, the setting will not contort itself into pretzels mid-campaign to save you from your mistakes. Player choice meaning the result of the campaign is heavily informed by your actions. My games are not extremely difficult, however it is possible to close yourself off from future options as a result of earlier choices. All your choices matter, not just the ones you make at the very end, which means it will take effort and resources to undo the consequences of things you've done.

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