About me

Hey there! I have been playing TTRPGs since I was 16 and running games for 15 years. Over the last 3 years I have personally ran or played 30 different systems! I love learning new games, exploring unique mechanics, and most of all—telling great stories with great people. Along the way, I've been contacted by several indie TTRPG creators to playtest and review their games. Some of those include The Crypt Has Opened by When Suddenly Games, Ironbound by Grimwood Games, Perils and Princesses by Outrider Creative, and The Legends of Kralis by Tallarius Gaming. Being able to review and playtest games has only helped me become a better Game Master over the years. As a Game Master, I focus on story first gameplay including rich narratives, interesting choices, and character moments that matter. But don’t worry, when it’s time for combat, I like to make sure things get tense and tactical. Challenging fights, smart enemies, and real consequences are all part of the package. Whether you're brand new to tabletop or a seasoned dice goblin, I’m here to make sure you have a blast. Let’s build something epic together!

GM Style

I run games with a serious tone and strong storytelling focus, but I’m not afraid to let things get a little goofy now and then. While you won’t be running into NPCs named “Quack McQuackers,” there’s still room for levity, banter, as long as it serves the story and the vibe of the world we’re building together. My prep style is pretty loose and reactive I like to build a vague story outline and then let the players drive the direction. I believe the best stories come from player choice, so I’d rather pivot with them than railroad them into a plot they’re not invested in. That said, there has to be some sort of story or structure or nothing gets accomplished. I really love when players dive into their characters, develop arcs, and create emotional moments. Voices are welcome but never required, and I do everything I can to support strong roleplay whether you're a theater kid or just dipping your toes in. Combat at my table? It’s meant to feel like a struggle but in a good way. I like encounters where the players have to think, adapt, and earn their victories. One of the fights I’m proudest of was a six-hour boss battle with a vampire prince that my players still talk about because it flew by and kept them locked in the whole time. Moments like that are what I live for. I welcome all experience levels, though I’ll admit that teaching crunchy systems like D&D or Pathfinder online can be a challenge but I’m always up for it. Whether you’re a veteran looking for meaningful story and tough battles or a newer player wanting to learn the ropes in a welcoming space, there’s a seat at my table.

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