Graham Peddie

n/a

4.8

(4)

Timezone

America/toronto

About Graham Peddie

Hello! I've been a DM/GM since I was a teenager. My game of choice is DnD, however, I also run Call of Cthulhu, Alien: RPG and others. I really enjoy the story-telling aspect of role-playing games. For me, GMing is about creating a compelling environment to challenge players -- it's not a competition. I'm just wrapping a 7 year long campaign cycle and looking to meet new players. Kicking off in 2026 will be two cycles of Curse of Strahd and a third with my pre-tested Homebrew Campaign Evershire which will carry players from 1st to 20th level. If there is enough interest, I will launch games for alternative systems -- check out a list of my faves below. Happy to learn something new for a committed player-base. Over the years I have spent literally thousands of dollars on games, tokens, rules, modules, maps, expansions and handouts -- all of which are housed on Roll 20. Benefit from my library of awesomeness for a truly immersive experience!! I prioritize fun and value the rule of cool -- so if you're looking for that type of environment, consider me as your next GM!

At a glance

Less than a year on StartPlaying

1 games hosted

Highly rated for: Creativity, World Builder, Rule of Cool

Featured Prompts

My favorite shows/movies are

Aliens, Star Wars, Captain America: Civil War.

People are always surprised when I tell them

I was the daily champion on a Canadian game show.

When I'm not running games I'm...

Painting Warhammer 40K!

How Graham Peddie runs games

My favourite games rely on tension and mystery to drive the action forward. I skew towards combat, but the combat is meaningless without a compelling story to create the stakes! I would predict a 65% combat vs 45% exploration role-play mix. I enjoy role-play a lot, but I know it's not everyone's cup of tea. Happy to skew the percentages to accommodate the table. My preferred players have compelling characters with some flaws to address over the course of their journey. For example, a player ran a Kenku Bard who just couldn't keep his tiny wings off all the shiny stuff the players came across. It got him into all sorts of trouble until he came a cross a Deck of Many Things... boy did Egon learn a lesson that day! I like to lean on the rules as a framework for the game, but always leave room for the Rule of Cool. I will listen to alternate rules interpretations, but GM rules are final to keep the game moving.