About me

A GM from Europe (however adaptable to any time zone) I've been GMing a variety of TTRPGs for about 5 years for my personal group of friends and have been looking to expand beyond that circle and hopefully give others the chance to create their own stories. I GMed a variety of systems including: Cyberpunk 2020, Cyberpunk RED, City of Mist, Otherscape, Blades In The Dark, 2400, Grimwild, Mutants and Masterminds 3e, Triangle Agency, Mork Borg, Mothership, Dune 2d20. And I am familiar with many more, outside of GMing I alo just love to discuss TTRPG design and the hobby as a whole, I read TTRPG books just because I think its fun to see what they have to offer. I can GM both crunch heavy game-y systems like MnM 3e but also narrative light ones like 2400. The playstyle however also skews towards a shared narrative and a lot of the times 'The Rule of Cool' since I think TTRPGs are first and foremost there to entertain us and bring fun.

GM Style

When I GM I first and foremost focus on the player's input, it's a shared narrative and environment. Let's be honest in the end players care about their characters and how they affect the story, and that's what games are about to me: the player character. I went through many phases of GMing from the crunchiness of Cyberpunk 2020/Red and Mutants & Masterminds 3e, to the PbtA/Fitd era, before slinking into super lite indie games like 2400. Now I am somewhere in the middle gathering all my knowledge and experience from a variety of systems but the staple is to create quick flowing, narrative first, player facing stories. I like to put the reigns in everyones hands and GM in a way where I deal with any obstacles that could kill the flow (be it a weird rule, situation or anything else).

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