Noah Morris

he/they

Timezone

America/detroit

Language

English

Identity

LGBTQ+

Neurodivergent

Teacher/Educator

About Noah Morris

Hello! I'm Noah Morris, and I love to play tabletop role playing games. I have always loved movies and video games when I was younger, but I did not get into TTRPGs until high school. I have been playing DND since 2016 where I joined my high school friends game midway through. I had such a good time creating my character and roleplaying an epic adventure that I tried to DM a game myself. I have been GMing games ever since and have played more campaigns than I could count. I majored in Journalism in college with a minor in film, so writing worlds and characters has always been a passion I have worked improve upon.

At a glance

Less than a year on StartPlaying

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My 3 systems I'd bring to a desert island would be

I would easily bring 5E Dungeons and Dragons. It's the system I'm the most proficient in and have spent the most time playing. My second choice is Kids on Bikes, because I love the roleplay elements of that system as well as the exploding dice mechanic. And, I would bring the Fallout TTRPG as well.

How Noah Morris runs games

As a writer, I love to create worlds, characters, storylines, and mechanics for my games whenever I can. Homebrew games have been my bread and butter for TTRPGs ever since I ran my first DND campaign. Many of my games have been in the fantasy genre, but I have run games in many different genres such as steampunk, space fantasy, sci-fi, high and low fantasy, and middle fantasy. In my sessions, I run games with a balance of roleplaying and combat. I love playing different characters, from the eccentric shopkeeper to the bureaucratic agent of a sinister empire, I try to create roleplay scenarios with many open-ended outcomes. While I would not describe my combats as easy, I have never had a total party kill at my table, so I pride myself on being able to balance my combats fairly. More than anything else once someone joins my table, they are one of my players, and my players should always feel comfortable and safe playing my games. I have managed problematic players many different times during my tenure as a GM, and I have learned how to deal with these situation in a direct and respectful manner.

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When it comes to voices

In my sessions, I love playing a wide range of characters for my players to interact with. I like to do different voices for characters whenever I can.