Very clever storytelling, makes me laugh on a regular basis, but also gives some really emotional moments that have an actually made me shed tears. I thoroughly enjoy our sessions, and I’m always looking forward to the next one

Chris is an immersive storyteller who puts things across both with vivid worldbuildng elements and the ability to convey urgency, wonder, and a myriad of other things through turn of phrase and tone of voice.

I have played a few games with Chris before, and he does his best to accommodate his players. Though there are times when he gets a bit of tunnel vision with specific plots or characters, he still makes things fun and engaging, whether in one setting or a combination of two different ones. I recommend you try one of his games when offered just to get acquainted.

Chris is very creative, especially regarding using myths in storytelling

I played in three game systems with Chris. Star Wars, Pathfinder, and World of Darkness. He's really good at encouraging players to create a compelling backstory and family members, working with them one-on-one when they make characters. You need to be somewhat familiar with the genre expectations, but you don't need to know all of the game rules. Expect 85 percent combat and 15 percent character development in Pathfinder, and about 70 percent character development and dialogs in Star Wars and World of Darkness. Star Wars focuses more on the group character goals, while World of Darkness can take a little while for all of the characters to be on the same page - because he allows lot of individual character development scenes. Good for all levels of players, and he encourages players to introduce backstory moments and find their own voice in the group. That said if you know the rules really well, please discuss any "specials" or obscure ability combinations before introducing them. GM has last word on the rules, although will consult the rule books for guidance. The balance for players is searching for ties to the other players rather than relying all on your backstory characters so that everyone can feel included. Pay attention to game ratings as well. Finally, something Chris does first, is discuss expectations of the game and possible triggers, usually in a zero session or the first session.

I've run in many games with Chris as a GM. He really allows players to be creative with their chatacyers, and persue what they are interested in in the game setting. He also wants everyone to have fun, and feel comfortable at his sessions.