Amazing DM. He ran Curse of Strahd and the Wild Beyond the Witch Light for me and my friends. He’s great at giving the players lots of freedom and creativity, while keeping the pace of the game from dragging.

This guy took Princes of the Apocalypse, a very dull and uninspired module, and he poured a ton of custom content into it. He fleshed out NPCs, developed the town and story according to our actions, and transformed the entire adventure into something that we recount as being one of our best adventures yet. And that was years ago. In the time since then, he has only gotten better and better at his craft. I highly recommend his games to anyone that wants epic and hilarious stories to tell years from now.

I've played many, many games with Trent. Its been 7 years since my introduction to 5e through a game I found on a Roll20 LFG forum. Trent's games have been consistently fun, engaging, and creative.

Trent definitely gives you opportunities to be creative. Works hard to develop story hooks for all his players and gives everyone a chance to feel important.

I've played 3 games for this DM over 6 years. Receptive - He's open to player opinions about the game, tailoring the campaign to maximize the players' enjoyment. He's also incredibly prompt in responding to messages, and proactively seeks feedback from player both prior to and throughout the campaign. Knowledgeable - This DM knows his stuff. He understands the mechanics and progression of each class, as well as a wide pool of spells and game mechanics. This makes him a great guide for players learning new classes, and speeds up gameplay with fewer "let me look that up" breaks. The games we played were all online, with players in different time zones. His organization and knowledge of our platforms made orchestrating and running games run smoothly. I never felt that being online in any way detracted from the experience. This is both a nod to his immersive storytelling and technical proficiency. Imaginative - He puts a lot of creative effort into his settings, NPCs, and political complexity. I came to every game excited to participate in a unique story, and frequently stayed after to have long conversations about the day's events. He also allows for a lot of player creativity. He's willing to make balanced changes to game rules, character builds, and occasionally action economy to make each player's character feel unique and allow fun things to happen. Yes, he's a fan of the "Rule of Cool", but I think it's important that he's also balanced and fair to all players.

Trent is a DM who isn't afraid to go off book when his players do something unexpected. His creativity and storytelling are top tier, and playing with him is a joy.