Fey Mischief

I got started GMing...

From my parents actually. Both of them loved playing dnd and other ttrpgs. My first time GMing was when I was 12. I ran a Starwars game that looking back was terrible and cringe but fun nonetheless. It definitely gave me a taste for enjoying chaotic and fun players haha.

My 3 systems I'd bring to a desert island would be

Mage the Awakening 2nd Edition: It is one of the games that helped me to branch out from dnd Godbound: I'm sure this one might change but it's a neat system and really fun ti homebrew. Exalted 3e: Admittedly this is just cause I was newly introduced to it and I am loving learning all the things.

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

Probably playing video games, working on homebrews or studying something random. I enjoy learning about new things and often hyper focus on learning something new or a fascinating new side to things.

My games focus on...

Personal stories, I enjoy letting my games be shaped by the perspective and intrest of the individual players rather than a particular storyline. That isn't to say there aren't any, but i try not to from them without first knowing what would intrest the group.

Rules are...

Guidelines, but important ones. I try to follow rules as closely as I can tho there is definitely wiggle room. Especially if the rules don't make sense for a specific scene to tell the story we as a group want to tell. However any rule changes will be a group decision rather than sprung upon you.

When it comes to voices

I try not to do too many voices. Mostly because I have a tendency to accidentally copy accents I hear so I have trouble maintaining an accent. Tho I am working on it so this might change.

I am for a vibe that's...

Different between players and characters. As players I want us all to be comfortable and get along however that isn't necessarily the case for characters. So I enjoy talking in depth about that difference and finding a medium that is good for all at my table.

I love it when a player

Does something unexpected. There is nothing better than players throwing you a curveball especially when the player isn't used to the system yet so seeing them learn how to take advantage of it is really enjoyable

I think metagaming...

Is actually acceptable in some instances. We don't all have the technical know how of how our characters are. Some players aren't the most interested in talking or being book smart. So players playing that sort of a character I let players talk and help eachother. In times like that metagaming is ok