About me

I've always loved creative writing, but found the greatest enjoyment in writing interactive pieces and creating worlds. I've DM'ed for several friend groups' campaigns as well as one-shots for my family, and have been doing so off and on since 2012. I have experience teaching people new to D&D, as well as playing with people who are experienced; I'm happy to welcome people from any experience level. I work with players to make sure everyone enjoys the game and narrative, and I'm open to suggestions from the group about the tone of the story; funny/very loose playing to serious high-fantasy adventures, and anywhere in between. In many of my games, I like introducing extra mechanics to fill in world details, direct the story, and develop the characters throughout the adventure. In my personal life, I am a graduate student in biomedical sciences, well into my fourth year. I enjoy video games, exercise, reading, RPGs, and I've been working on making a podcast.

GM Style

A big part of many of my games is adding in hints to larger things afoot in the world; some of these are relevant to the plot and some of them aren't. I really enjoy worldbuilding before the game starts, but filling in details as I figure out what works for the players and the story over time. If the group wants goofy, you never know when you'll have to appease a celestial giraffe to save the world; if the group wants serious, you just may find your party suffering the wrath of an immortal being or scrambling to stop a warlord tearing through the continent. Many of my games also follow a sort of mini-quest module system, similar to The Adventure Zone: Balance. Players will go through several smaller quests/adventures that can lead to a much larger adventure, where subtle hints culminate together for a dramatic finale.

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