Julian

he/him

5.0

(2)

Timezone

America/mexico City

Language

English

Spanish

Identity

Hispanic/Latinx

Multi-lingual

About Julian

33 year old man who loves stories and to play games. Begginer GM trying to get more people to fall in love with TTRPGs as I did. Patient with new players. Also looking for more experienced players to improve my gamestyle. I have been GMing for friends for 2+ years. Have been a player for 3+ years.

At a glance

Less than a year on StartPlaying

Highly rated for: Knows the Rules, Teacher, Visual Aid

Average response time: 2 hours

Response rate: 100%

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I got started GMing...

When a friend invited me to play my first campaign. I fell in love with the game, and wanted to play more, but didn't have any friends who played. So, I decided to learn to GM and invited more friends to play. I am currently running a 1+ year long campaign with friends.

My favorite books are

Raven's Shadow Trilogy. Song of Ice and Fire Series. Kingkiller Chronicles. Mistborn Trilogy.

How Julian runs games

I like roleplay and heavy combat. Also tend to do dungeon crawls. But I am willing to add other styles to my campaings if the players wish.

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Rules are...

A great base to start and manage the general outline of the game, but If the table chooses to change, add, or remove a rule, I have no issue as long as it adds to the fun of the session.

Julian's ideal table

I prefer players who engage their characters with the world and the story. I like to see the growth of the characters along the campaign. I prefer that the table has fun, regardless of the genre of the campaign. The story might be super serious, but there is always space for ridiculesness and laughter. Remember, the characters never know what genre they are playing, so play your character and it will always deliver a good story.

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I think metagaming...

is inevitable for players. But I find it amazing when, in spite of it, players choose to act as their character would, even if they as players know will be a negative outcome for their characters. This is something I encourage greatly to create the best story possible.