Marshall, once a champion of chaos (seriously, ask him about the badger and Wishmaster Grod), has made the leap from player to GM with the grace of a bard twerking to distract lizard men mid-combat. Over the past 1.75 years, I’ve logged countless hours (3–6 per week, for you math wizards) in the chaotic-good world of Marshall’s creativity. Both as a player and recently an GM. Let me tell you: the man knows how to run a game. His maps are pristine, his music is perfectly timed, and his storytelling? Chef’s kiss. If a tavern burned down every time he dropped a plot twist, the fantasy real estate market would be in crisis. He’s got the rare combo of being ultra-organized while still encouraging goblin-level nonsense from his players. One minute you’re navigating complex moral choices, the next you’re surviving a blind knife fight to win a enchanted goat. And it all makes sense in Marshall’s world. If you get a chance to join one of his games, do it. Just pack snacks, respect the map, and never, ever underestimate the badger.

I've had the pleasure of playing with Marshall as a GM and a player for a couple years now. He's fantastic at prepping and running games. He puts in the extra effort for great maps and tokens. He has a firm grasp on the rules to avoid "let me look that up" pauses in the action. He's open and encouraging to player creativity. I'll play in any of his games if there's a seat open.

Marshall is my first online GM, and it was my first time playing Shadowdark. He explains the rules well and is patient with new players like me. The atmosphere of the dungeon was presented in a great way so that you could immerse yourself in the game. It was great fun. A definite thumbs up for me, and I'd happily play again.

After a descriptive yet concise summary of the last game's events, the party was immediately thrown into the action, with no time wasted introducing new characters. I played a game today with GM Marshal, and it was fun, exciting, and well-paced. He clearly knows the rules and does an excellent job allowing players to play to their characters' strengths. As a bonus, he even pulled a table or two from his growing trove of Shadowdark supplements. I'm looking forward to playing again.

I’ve played with Marshall for a few years now, and I only have amazing feedback. Marshall builds an intriguing world full of outlandish characters, captivating hooks, and in-depth mysteries. He is the kind of DM that asks what you want out of the experience and tries to make sure all players feel fulfilled. But most importantly, I’ve seen DM’s not really have fun and are stressed with the responsibility of running the story, not Marshall he’s there for the same reason we all are, to have fun creating a story with friends.

He's great at running modules and has a flair for homebrew. More than that, he's a great storyteller that doesn't let rules get in the way of telling a great story. Always patient with new players and is happy to teach.