eli/elisa

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How eli/elisa runs games

I build games for people who want both big character moments and dynamic combats where your build and your brain actually matter. If you like roleplay, tactics, and making the world feel lived-in, you’ll fit right in. I run player-led campaigns where your choices shape what happens next, and I adjust on the fly to keep things coherent and exciting. This style of play is supported by the prep that I do. I love a good fetch quest and I really love a whodunit where clues connect, motives make sense, and your choices genuinely change the outcome. I often run worlds I create from scratch, built to be played in and shaped by you, the players. You can expect a GM who can improv quickly, adapt fast, and still deliver encounters and interactions that feel intentional, fun, challenging, and tailored to the table. TABLE CULTURE 👿 No PvP or disruptive play. 🆕 Welcoming to new players. 🦺 Safety-first, zero tolerance for harassment. 🙌 Attitude > experience. 🏳️‍🌈 LGBTQ+ and allies space. GM STYLE 🎭 Roleplay is valued and supported. ⚔️ Combat is meaningful, challenging, fair, not a meat grinder. 🌍 The world reacts! Choices have consequences. 🕵️ Mystery-friendly pacing like clues, leads, and reveals that reward attention. QUICK FAQ Is this more roleplay or combat? I aim for a strong balance, but in player-driven games it shifts week to week. Some sessions are all investigation and social play; some are all action. It evens out over a campaign. Can I play an evil/selfish/lone-wolf character? Not at this table. Flawed characters are great but they need reasons to cooperate and a baseline of decency. Can I optimize/powergame? Sure, as long as you’re here for the story too and not just exploits. Be strong. Be interesting. Don’t be disruptive. Do you use safety tools? Yes. We can hit heavy themes, so we keep clear tools and boundaries to protect everyone’s fun

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eli/elisa's ideal table

My tables are mostly queer, but I’ve played with all kinds of groups and I prioritize making sure everyone feels welcome and respected. The vibe is warm, playful, and a little chaotic. We joke around a lot, but we still know when to lock in and keep the story moving. What I’m always looking for is a table where people show up for each other, engage with what’s in front of them, and help build momentum. The best sessions happen when everyone is invested in making the game fun. At my table, “the power of friendship” isn’t a meme, it’s a proven strategy. (It literally saved Barovia in our Curse of Strahd run. In these trying times, it was important to my players that love should win.) More than anything, I love getting lost in a world we shape together, and I take real joy in the responsibility of crafting a game my players will genuinely love.

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