He was technologically savvy, had no problem running the game, as well as talking through how to use the interface for less experienced users. He kept the game moving. He encouraged players to banter and explore but helped them out from getting mired down in inconsequential details/getting sidetracked. He interacted with the characters’ personalities appropriately and creatively. The game was suited for the characters’ levels, neither too easy or difficult. He made suggestions and helped with the rules kindly. Very patient and never showed any annoyance, which I don’t think he ever became.

I have spent a few sessions now into a beginning adventure, Lost Mines of Phandelver, with this GM. I play in both Pathfinder2 and D&D5 and find myself sometimes fumbling between the two rule sets. The GM is always helpful and knowledgeable about the ruleset and offers tips along the way when we find ourselves in situations. It is helpful in the beginning to be able to make sure the party meshes, and that the players get along. He is very good at keeping the story moving and allowing each of us situations where we get to feel involved. There are often moderate role play situations, but he is flexible on how each interaction is run to give more role play if the party wants it, or less if the party wants to move on. Having a lot of flexibility is a great attribute for any GM, and Mega_D has that in spades.

He was patient and chill, very willing to work with players at all levels of experience.

GM was patient and really helped sell the adventure while allowing the group to have fun.

We had a one shot Monday night game and it was the best party and experience to date! Great visuals and everyone had fun!

He is very open to other charather ideas and is very passionate