About me

I'm a video-game dev, voice actor, artist, actor and a Dungeon Master with over a decade of experience, including twitch experience!

GM Style

✨🧙 "YES, AND!" This is what I love so much about improvised TTRPGs. That incredible glee people get from a "Yes, and!" Improvising separates from a more rigid ruleset the moment a player asks "Can I (x)?" While early on the narrator will have simpler requests, there will eventually be times where the TTRPG will get its moment to shine as the most malleable form of interactive adventure, using the device that's so damn incredible, we based the turing test on it. /The Human brain/. Here's an example : A player asks if their over-confident drunken monk can haphazardly throw a bag of daggers. They're probably asking because it's not on their character sheet. Well of course they can! Generate a rule that coincides with their action, like making their chance to hit drastically smaller, and reward them inspiration, not forgetting to point out that they're getting inspiration for playing to character at such an extent that they chose narrative over victory! That is /the stuff/ of a good improviser.

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