About me

Hey all and welcome into my cozy, dank little cavern in this corner of the internet. ABOUT ME: After graduating high school, I spent 6 years in the US Military before transitioning into writing and GMing full time. I've always held a love of literature and acting in my heart and have attended various workshops all over the world. In TTRPGs, I've finally found an outlet for my desires to both write and act. Most of my games and sessions are played out in such a way as to highlight these skills, and creativity and improv opportunities can be expected every week! Typically, I encourage players to try and bend the rules - it brings a layer of storytelling that makes each and every game unique. However, there is a difference between bending rules and breaking them (e.g. we can fudge how long your Fly spell lasts, but you can't just try to cast it out of nowhere). As far as combat goes, I am a fan of well-paced roleplay sessions that lead to a cinematic fight; usually this is done of ratios of 2-4 roleplay sessions for each large-scale, cinematic combat. There's a place for every chosen background, every class, every feature to shine in these combats and I love being able to "tee up" a session that highlights PCs strengths (or weaknesses) in fights.

GM Style

I prefer to run games that are driven by player desire and character choice. There's always a main plot going on, but it is far less important than what the characters themselves decide to do in the world. When it comes to gameplay, I like players to take action and present to me what they want to do and I react to it (done within the bounds of safety and consent of course). If energy at the table hits a low point, I can occasionally give players something to react to, but I find that by having players show me what they want their characters to be doing within the confines of the game, the gameplay that results from this behavior often tells a more rich and collaborative story.

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