P.J.

she/they

4.7

(6)

Timezone

America/new York

Language

English

Identity

LGBTQ+

Queer

Neurodivergent

Women/Femme Identifying

About P.J.

My name is Peachy Sobczak, but you can call me PJ or Peach. I’ve been playing Dungeons and Dragons since I was eight years old, when my parents taught me second edition. I have been playing 5th edition since middle school. I’ve made and played dozens of characters in my life, and I’ve DMed half a dozen campaigns and at least as many one-shots. I generally homebrew settings but am not averse to premade modules. As a DM, I pride myself on creativity, game knowledge, and fostering a welcoming space for my players. In my opinion, it is a dungeon master’s job to make sure that everybody at the table is engaged and having a good time.

At a glance

Less than a year on StartPlaying

Highly rated for: Beginner Friendly, Knows the Rules, World Builder

$15 per session

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I got started GMing...

when my family was still playing all together, and my sister had started a campaign not too long beforehand

My favorite books are

Lord of Light - roger zelazny discworld series - terry pratchett lord of the rigns - jrr tolkien Dune - Frank Herbert

My favorite shows/movies are

justified firefly lord of the rings 12 angry men owlhouse arcane

How P.J. runs games

My campaigns usually put a focus on characters and roleplay, but I definitely enjoy complex fights and battle strategy as well, so you can expect a mix of both. I try to tailor the experience to what my players want, with some tables preferring more combat, and some preferring more roleplay. In either situation, I try to include narrative hooks and mystery to keep the players wanting to move forward. I enjoy exploring the worlds I’ve made, and seeing what parts of them players are interested in, and using that to guide what the world looks like. My favorite moments as a DM are when a player asks a question about the world, and I have to come up with an answer on the spot that will have major ramifications going forward.

P.J.'s ideal table

I try to make my table as inclusive as possible, and I can accommodate a wide variety of play styles. Players will get the most fun if they are willing to engage in the world, not just put a pre built character in with no thought of how it fits.