About me

[You open the gilt-edged scroll cautiously, all too aware of the fragility of the ancient paper in your hands. Upon the inner surface, the message gleams dully, obviously imbued with power - though, it does appear too rusty to have been a tannin-based ink... It reads: "The shadows welcome you. Arm yourself and face the night."] ... Okay, I'm dramatic. THAT'S WHAT YOU'RE HERE FOR THOUGH! Hi! I'm Neysa! I'm a member of the streaming group Team Bonus Action (find us on Twitter, Twitch, Instagram, and Youtube!) and I write prolifically, including a campaign I'm currently building out for publication. [That campaign has now been played by two in-person groups, both of whom completed the adventure after 1+ years!] I have access to all of the official books on PDF. I'm a hardcore Critter, and have all the dreams of being the next Aabriya Iyengar or Matt Mercer, or some unholy-yet-wholesome fusion of the two (with just a pinch of Taliesin Jaffe for good measure). I have been a DM for 4 years. I have encountered troublemaking goliaths, cautious paladins, and the mellowest of druids. I have Mastered for teenaged players and single mothers, college students and entrepreneurs. Now, to the nitty-gritty: I offer D&D 5e, Vampire the Masquerade, Monster of the Week, and homebrew/in-playtest games of my own creation. I ADORE homebrew and non-official character creations [within reason, don't go too crazy, friends], and I will be happy to introduce your group to my own Realm of Zrail or an official world. I also run one-shots in all of the above settings, but I specialize in longer-form campaigns. I love letting my PCs start at Level 3 for more fun faster, though sometimes we will still be babies at Level 1. I'm not out to murder my PCs: I want to see you succeed, to explore these worlds and discover (or become) these legends yourself. I'll see you all in the shadows, friends. Come along; they won't linger forever!

GM Style

I am a budding voice actor, with a range of vocal skills from baritone through soprano, and a number of accents to flesh out my NPCs. I do enjoy role-play and character development, and I am always willing to let the PCs adopt the blink-dog or dragonling. I do not see any benefit in claiming that role-play is better than roll-play: the fusion of imagination and probability is what makes the play so captivating. I roll with the punches, and role with my heart.

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