When I’m not running games, I’m spending time with my wife, playing games, or watching movies. Whether it’s gaming, laughing, or enjoying a good story, I’m always up for a good time and making the most of every moment.

The three words my players would use to describe me are...

The three words my players would use to describe me are fun-loving, knowledgeable, and a great storyteller. I bring energy and excitement to every session, know the rules well enough to keep things smooth, and always aim to create memorable, engaging stories that everyone enjoys.

Rules keep chaos at bay, but the real fun comes from finding ways to pull off the coolest moves within those rules. It’s about balance—playing fair while letting creativity and epic moments shine, making every session memorable without losing the game’s structure.

My game focuses on making every character feel like the hero they truly are. Through a strong, immersive narrative, I craft epic stories that put your choices and actions at the center—turning every moment into a memorable part of your own legend.

I believe min/maxing has its place—I’m a min/maxer myself. But I also hope you bring some roleplaying to the table. While there will be plenty of battle, there will be many opportunities to dive into character and story, balancing strategy with immersive roleplay for a richer experience.

I love it when players get creative and try something out of the ordinary. I use my knowledge of the rules to help make it happen, letting them push boundaries while keeping things fair. It’s all about crafting fun, memorable moments that make each session special for everyone involved.

d20 System

Discord

Roll20

“Combat Heavy” games emphasize the combat mechanics within their systems over roleplay or puzzle solving. There are frequent and longer battles with enemies and a greater emphasis on tactical game play.

Combat Heavy

“Rule of Cool” emphasizes creative story beats over sticking to a system’s rules as written. Players have the ability to push the limits of the rules or even break core rule mechanics at times if the Game Master thinks it is interesting, fun, or cool enough.

Rule of Cool (RoC)

Dungeons & Dragons 5e

Pathfinder 1e

Dungeons & Dragons 3/3.5e

Starfinder

Palladium

Advanced Dungeons & Dragons 2e

Marvel Multiverse Role-Playing Game

Shadowdark RPG

Fantasy

High Fantasy

Gritty Fantasy

Super Heroes

Superhero

Welcome to the Table—Leave Your Boring at the Door

Let’s be clear: I like to have fun. The kind of fun that makes you say, “Wait... did we just ride a beholder like a rodeo bull and survive?” I’ve been around the gaming block more times than a bard's been kicked out of taverns. I've played just about every version of Dungeons & Dragons and a smattering of other systems, from high fantasy to "why is this pigeon carrying a gun?" Whatever the world, my goal is always the same—make it epic, make it cinematic, and for the love of dice, make it fun.

Now, I’m all about the Rule of Cool. Want to parkour off a wyvern’s head while firing a crossbow upside down? If it makes sense and sounds awesome, hell yes, let's roll for it. But here’s the deal: Cool doesn't mean chaos. We still play by the rules—this isn’t a lawless wasteland. It's more like... a very stylish heist where the DM is the alarm system, and you're trying to outsmart me with flair and minimal property damage. Mostly.

I welcome all kinds of players, from dice-slinging veterans to curious newbies who still think THAC0 is a brand of chip dip. But remember: this game isn’t about you steamrolling every scene like a caffeinated murderhobo with main character syndrome. We’re here to build a story together. Everyone gets a spotlight, everyone gets a say, and yes, even the guy who named his character “Blüdgør the Edgelord” gets a chance to shine.

So buckle up, bring your best ideas, your worst puns, and your most questionable battle plans. If you’re ready to play hard, laugh harder, and maybe cry a little when the talking sword you adopted dies heroically, then welcome to my game. Let’s raise some hell—with a proper initiative roll, of course.

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