About me

Tabletop games open the possibility for great experiences. If done right, they can be deeply fulfilling and meaningful. I've read plenty of fan-favourite fantasy books, seen just about every relevant fantasy movie and read countless texts regarding myth and story-telling. This is my DM fuel which allows me to give players a great ''theatre of the mind'' experience, a worthy investment of their time and money. this is why I charge for the service. I have been actively GM-ing since 2019, the longest campaign lasted 3 years (bi-weekly schedule). I have had players of all ages at my table, still friends with plenty of them. I've hosted more than 100 games, to about 60 different people. My favourite: fantasy writer: Joe Abercrombie recent fantasy series: GoT fantasy movie: LoTR game: Witcher 3 I prefer the stories we tell at the table to be in the vain of dark fantasy. Gritty and somber, melancholy yet still maintain a degree of humour. Humour really works well within a darker setting, especially when imbued with sarcasm. I also enjoy giving players plenty of freedom. If they want to ignore the main quest and instead rally all the hyenas in a neighbouring jungle, dub themselves beast-masters, then lead the gargantuan host of hyenas and storm the white walls of Minas Tirith? I'm all for that.

GM Style

Full theatre of the mind. No maps, no visual handouts, no VTTs. It's all words along with a bit of music/ambient sounds. I find this to be the best method, because it does not distract from the main idea: Immersion. It allows for a natural flow without interruptions or down-time. I have my camera on, you can have yours off, if that's your preference. Combat is fast, enemies hit harder and have less hp. This is so that the combat does not drag and the pacing does not suffer. Character backstories are greatly appreciated and incrorporated into the story. The atmosphere of the game is a collaboration, if most players tend to play a certain style then the game will likely adopt that style of demeanour/energy. As players in my games, you can tackle a situation with different routes, in a way, you have the possibility to be micro GM. This means you can put certain objects, living things into the game, here's an example: ''GM: The thief you've been chasing climbed the building using advanced acrobatics and was seen entering the balcony, located some 40 feet above ground level, how do you pursue?'' The obvious choice is climb - which would have you roll for climbing. But as a player, you can manifest a different scenario by asking: a) is there an entrance with a staircase leading up to said balcony? b) it there a trebuchet close by, with which we can launch the entire party into the balcony door? c) etc,.. The more ludacris/unlikely your request, the harder the chances are it will work, but the option is there. I never mentioned any staircases or trebuchet's in my initial description > that was the player manifesting both options.

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