About me

My name is Isaiah Huey and I have been playing dungeons and dragons for 20+ years. I started with AD&D and I have never looked back. In those years I have spent the vast majority as a GM, running games for new friends who I was trying to indoctrinate into the light of adventure with friends. I have DM'd for groups as large as 10 and as small as one other person, so I am flexible in how I can operate as GM.

GM Style

I love to roleplay in games, giving voice to NPC's, monsters, etc. is something that I think enhances the game, but is also just so much fun for me. I enjoy narrative driven stories, I work to weave the lore/backstory of your characters into the game to make the world that was built by you feel as alive as possible. Combat is an opportunity for a lot of classes to shine, and I also believe it is an opportunity to see all of the weird, horrifying and whacky creatures that exist in the Dungeons & Dragons worlds. I like to use monsters as they are, but I will tailor them to specific encounters, worlds, and parties to make it feel more unique. You can only slay so many bandits before it starts to feel stale. I like to have players roll often, we didn't buy all of this shiny math rocks to never use them, and asking players to attempt group skill checks, or to roll for unique skill checks based on how they worded the attempt. I don't go out of my way to kill characters in combat or out, however I do believe that if your characters are in a bad situation that sometimes a character dies, but in a world of revivify and resurrections, that isn't to say that death is the end of a characters story. It very well might be the beginning of some grand new adventure as the party works of debt to a local temple. What would a game of D&D be without puzzles, politics and dungeons? Combat is one way to challenge the players, but I believe in flexing all the muscles while on an adventure.

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