Combat is always fun and engaging, he keeps things challenging too despite a large, strong party. We recently had a really cool scene where a bunch of recurring villains with backstory ties made a cinematic entrance, the antagonist feel personal and epic!

The Storyteller was my second DM after I started playing and was very helpful for learning how to play when I was starting out. The Storyteller is a really fun DM. He can be goofy, although that might be because of our group more than his storytelling style. He is always open to player creativity, whether making your character or solving dilemmas in the game. Finally, he also tries his best to make your character and their story weave into the campaign. We have been running a game in his homebrewed D&D world, and it is clear he put a lot of effort into making the world and that he is pretty good at making homebrewed worlds. If you're not interested in that, I'm sure he would be able to run modules just fine as well. Overall I would recommend the Storyteller to anybody seeking a good D&D or D&D-like game.

If there was one singular thing I would point to as an example of how great our DM is, it would be this. In no other game have I played in have I been allowed to create such a wide array of characters, and have all of them feel like they meant something to the group or party, without fear of being side-lined. The same goes for every member of our group; everyone of them were given the opportunity to create anything they wanted and explore an amazing array of stories through those characters. Beyond that; the worldbuilding is insane. On a level that would make God of War developers blush. I whole heartily support this DM and everything he includes in his game. Even the more crazy stuff; as that has brought about some of the funniest parts of our campaign. Games themselves are generally focused on Narrative over combat I would say; with Roleplaying taking much more of a central focus over combat, however plenty of Combat is found here, with some great challenges and obstacles to overcome. From massive 40+ enemy brawls, to singularly insanely powerful boss battles, to random roflstomp fights, there's been a fair mix and it's basically all been fun.

I don't believe any amount of praise could do this DM justice. When I first wanted to get into D&D 5e several years ago, he was who I went to, and I have never regretted it for a second. I have watched him grow as a DM and now have the pleasure of playing in another homebrew campaign of his, and that campaign is easily my favorite that I've ever played in. They have an uncanny talent for crafting epic narratives that put you at the center of the action, while also providing a world that feels lived in and worth fighting for. If you want a DM who will value your input, assist you on a creative journey, and give you the narrative of a lifetime, look no further, because you've found them.

The Storyteller has a true heart for drama-filled, edge-of-your seat narrative and storytelling. In my time playing with them, I have experienced countless tales that make up some of the most memorable highlights of my storied tabletop career. The Storyteller has never hesitated to let me run with a crazy idea, and has always let the characters be the star of the show. It's so easy to get lost in one of their worlds, just wait until you experience it!