About me

👋 [WELCOME] Hello and welcome to my About page! Here you can find everything you need to know about my work, including my style, what I provide, and social media links for examples and contact. See below for some interesting facts and icebreakers, and scroll down for a detailed breakdown of my storytelling style. [MORE NOTES] 🦎 Lizard Dad - My free-roam iguana might be seen occasionally 🐺 Werewolf Fan - I'm a werewolf fan above all else ❤️ Recovering - 2 years sober ☘️ Irish American - Genetically proven Irish/Scottish descent 🦀 Marylander - Can and will put Old Bay on everything 🐍Slytherin ♈ Aries [WORK HISTORY] 🍕 Fast Food 🍎 Orchard 🐶 Pet Food 🧒 Child Care 🏨 Housekeeping 🛍️ Retail Management 🐅 Zookeeping 🎲 Storytelling [HOBBIES] 🧙‍♂️ Costuming 🖥️ PC Gaming 🎲 Tabletop 🦎 Herpetology 🐾 Cryptozoology

GM Style

I take a collaborative and adaptive narrative approach to DMing online tabletop games. Choices matter, campaigns are planned but adaptable, and the ending is determined by decisions made along the way. Various online resources are used to add to gameplay and immersion, and NPCs may offer guidance, advice, and assistance, but no two games are ever the same, and the story is yours to tell with me as your guide. 📚 [LORE LUNITIC] As a storyteller and player, lean towards canonicity to the best of my ability. Headcanon and outside sources are used to fill in the blanks, and inspiration from outside sources can often be explained by canon means. Sources are cited when at all possible, as well as providing access in one form or another to cited material. In the end, though, the story matters most. 🎭 [IMPROVISOR] To me, Tabletop offers a customizable and immersive experience in your chosen genre and setting. When organizing a Chronicle, I come to the table with a theme and concept, and secretly have a few possible endings in mind. My adventures tend to lean towards mystery, action, and horror. One's choices, words, and conversations have just as much lasting effect as "winning" or "losing" combat, if not more so. Some mysteries have a single end goal, but multiple ways to get there. Storytelling methods include multi-ending stories, light voice acting, descriptive horror, comedic relief, historical research, guest stars, thematic music, atmospheric ambiance, etc. 👥 [COMMUNITY MANAGER] Having managed Discord communities and social media since 2016, I know Discord, Youtube, Twitter, Fandom, and other social platforms like the back of my hand. I use a professional grade Discord server for all my Startplaying games where players may customize their preferred level of involvement, feel a sense of community, and do so in complete safety. As a Community Manager, I have learned to be clear with rules, maintain a friendly atmosphere, avoid political topics, maintain a clear understanding of Terms of Service, and remove players as needed for the safety of others in the case of harassment, instigation, and discrimination. 🎲 [GRAPHIC DESIGNER] Coming from a background in Web Design, HTML, 2D Graphics, and Video production, I grew up creating movie posters and websites for fun. Now in the Storyteller business, I apply what I've learned to a masterful use of Virtual Tabletop. Audio includes ambiance, soundtracks, and sound effects. Graphic design lends to scenes and battle maps, as well as custom tokens, chronicle title pages, logos, and icons. Video experience has assisted in professional grade camera control, mic configuration, lighting, recording, and streaming. 👩‍🎨 [SUPPORTER] Small artists have it rough enough already without their art being stolen and distributed. As a content creator, I only use content that has either been provided, custom made, or bought. All scenes, battle maps, and even music tracks include the creator's name cited with it. If anything doesn't have the name listed on it - such as token artwork - simply ask.

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