Bradley

he/they

4.9

(7)

Timezone

Europe/london

Language

English

Identity

Teacher/Educator

Game Designer

About Bradley

In 15+ years as a game master I have: written a role playing murder mystery for 20 players; introduced people with no gaming experience to RPGs though film-inspired games; hosted gaming weekends; run games for streamers and children and everyone in between; written two gaming systems; created hundreds of pages of homebrew content; and of course run heaps of campaigns in loads of systems. Through all this I have learned how to customise the game for the players at the table. My goal is to run a game that *you* will enjoy, and I can't wait to find out what that is.

At a glance

Less than a year on StartPlaying

Highly rated for: Creativity, Knows the Rules, World Builder

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I got started GMing...

over 15 years ago. I love roleplaying games: I love that because I share control of the story with my players I don't know what will happen; I love creating exciting narratives with my friends; I love designing interesting content for the world and challenges to face. It's just the best type of game

People are always surprised when I tell them

that the plural of sphinx is sphinges

How Bradley runs games

When I GM my goal is to build a story with you the player that set you up to feel like an epic, awesome, and mighty hero. The setting and system can vary, but in all my games I will set you up with a good mix of difficult challenges to make your victories feel well earned, and moments where your characters can cut loose and show off. We'll have a good mix of roleplay and combat. I voice act for my NPCs and make them individuals with their own motivations for you to have meaningful interactions with them. In combat you'll see high stakes, interesting challenges, and be rewarded for creative or tactical thinking.

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Rules are...

there to support the fun. The key word in tabletop roleplaying games is the word games, we're all here to have fun. If the rules get in the way of that then the rules can be changed, bent, or ignored. If they give us a good framework to leap off then fantastic. They help keep everything fair as well