Dungeons & Dragons 5e

Call of Cthulhu

Kids on Bikes

Tales From the Loop

Paranoia

Outbreak Undead 2e

Ten Candles

Dread

Righteous Blood, Ruthless Blades

I've had my feet wet with TTRPGs since the 80's, and started DM'ing in the mid 90's. I've played and GM'd with lots of systems and playstyles since then. I love helping others author their own experiences. I don't play as much heroic-power fantasy now-a-days, but there is nothing wrong with that, and I love to dabble in it occasionally. Now, I favor RPGs that shoot for more grounded human narratives. My current favorites are Call of Cthulhu, Ten Candles, Paranoia, & Kids on Bikes, but I love to play and host others! 

Players of all-sorts should feel wanted and seen at the games that I host. So, expect that the table will be a safe space to be who you are, regardless of gender, attractions, race, age, and/or different types of physical or mental challenges you experience. I foster a stage that accepts you for who you are, and if another player threatens that, they will be warned or shown the door. 

As far a characters and stories go... I want my players to have *good* time. Usually this means that we all are going to have a *fun* time too, but it all depends what all the players at the table want to do with the story. I want players to experience challenges through the unfolding of a story, some of which may prove analogous and/or cathartic to real world struggles, prejudice, norms, etc. This sort of thing will only be in the game, in the story and characters, not between the actual players. The goal is for everyone to have a good time, and boundaries that preserve that will be respected. No game, story, or rule is too sacred that it warrants a players having a bad time. That being said: expect the employ of safety tools and procedures to that end. 

Jacob

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