Eiko
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About Eiko
I've been a DM for over 10 years, started playing 3'rd edition & have been going since. I have always enjoyed the amazing stories that come from d&d and want to share that experience with everyone.
At a glance
3 years on StartPlaying
909 games hosted
Highly rated for: Creativity, Teacher, Storytelling
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People are always surprised when I tell them
I've been worldbuilding my homebrew setting since I was 12 years old with my friends.
How Eiko runs games
I like to mold the adventure to fit the characters, so don't feel concerned if 'the party doesn't have a healer/tank/professional chef'; the story is about the player characters, and the universe will adapt to make the experience enjoyable and rewarding regardless of your chosen role. I enjoy using character voices when speaking from the perspective of NPCs, though by no means are they a mandatory feature. Combat will definitely have a good deal of crunch to it; the world can be a dangerous place, and enemies will act according to their own statistics, desires, and goals. I am most at my element in the homebrew setting of Morta, a continuous pet project of mine over the past 20 or so years. However, I am open to running Modules as well. Specifically, I am familiar with Curse of Strahd, any other modules would require a little additional prep time to familiarize myself with the material.
Eiko's ideal table
My ideal table is a group of players who have ideas for individual characters that they haven't gotten the opportunity to play elsewhere, and building those characters' backstories in my world together. I love when players approach me with a character species / background that hasn't yet shown up in my world so we can work together to collaboratively come up with the lore for that character's species and culture.
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I love it when a player
has something specific about them that doesn't tend to apply to other characters of that species.
I think min/maxing...
is fine and normal. Min/maxing does not mean something bad, and min-maxed characters can be as fun as any other character.
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