Dragon
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About Dragon
Hey there! I'm Dragon! Outside of D&D, I love to draw digitally as well as on paper, write gothic horror, and play all sorts of indie and multiplayer games. I'm neurodivergent and part of the LGBTQ+ community! I'll always talk about Marvel, DC, D&D, and many other things. I'm happy to run custom D&D, MOTW, or even a homebrewed campaign. Feel free to DM me about any session commission requests! If you enjoy telling your character's story as you explore a wonderous world, then we'll get along perfectly! Add in some humour, heart-wrenching moments, and joyous triumph, and that's what you can look forward to in my campaigns.
At a glance
1 year on StartPlaying
Highly rated for: Rule of Cool, Creativity, World Builder
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I became a GM because
I love telling and writing stories, and being able to do that with my friends is even better. So when we needed a GM for our games, I volunteered.
How Dragon runs games
I'm a big fan of developing your characters as we develop the world together, blending stories and creating a truly unique experience for every game. My specialty is sandbox games; completely open-world, where you can choose to run around and explore everything, or complete large quests for honour and glory. I also enjoy running games with one main goal, where trials triumph await you on the path ahead. I tend to improv the little details, going with the flow of the game. I also love to give unique voices and personalities to every one of my NPCs, so you're sure to never get bored!
Dragon's ideal table
My table tends to be fairly lax and fun. I make sure that everyone is comfortable and has their moment, but I don't tend to railroad or require serious play all the time unless the moment calls for it. Even then, a little tension breaking joke can be fun. I value comfort and safety. No one who bullies others, makes fun of others, or makes others uncomfortable will be allowed at my table. My players can always bring their concerns to me and I will deal with the issue; whether through a conversation, a warning, or even kicking a problematic player from the table. Enough with the serious talk though! I tend to run roleplay heavy campaigns, allowing for players to interact with the world and each other is a variety of ways. There's always a overarching plot, but for the most part you could go off and do other things, it may just come back to bite you later! I hope everyone at my table has fun and enjoys their character and the campaign!
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