Twice

he/they

5.0

(7)

Timezone

America/new York

About Twice

Hi there! I’m Twice—your friendly 20-something Dungeon Master (or Game Master, depending on the day). I’ve been playing Dungeons & Dragons and a whole bunch of other tabletop roleplaying games for about five years now, and I absolutely love creating stories together at the table. My style? I’d call it queer-friendly, roleplay-driven, and totally player-centric. I’m all about crafting worlds where your characters shine—whether that means intense emotional arcs, whimsical hijinks, or high-stakes drama (often a bit of everything). I love embracing the chaos when it comes, but I also believe actions have consequences, which keeps the story grounded and meaningful. You can expect plenty of opportunities to shape the world around you, explore your character’s journey, and share in those unforgettable moments that only TTRPGs can create. I’m here to make sure everyone feels welcome, has a voice, and gets to experience a little magic—whether that’s through epic battles, heartfelt scenes, or just some good old-fashioned nonsense.

At a glance

2 years on StartPlaying

24 games hosted

Highly rated for: Storytelling, Inclusive, World Builder

How Twice runs games

Expect a mix of heartfelt character moments, whimsical surprises, and the kind of chaotic fun that keeps everyone on their toes. Actions have consequences here—whether you’re making deals with shadowy figures, rescuing a town from disaster, or accidentally unleashing a magical goose (yes, really). But at its core, this game is about creating a shared story where everyone at the table feels seen, heard, and part of the magic. Whether you’re here to explore deep emotional arcs, get into epic battles, or just enjoy some delightful nonsense with fellow adventurers, this game offers a space for all of that and more. It’s queer-friendly, welcoming to all experience levels, and focused on giving you the freedom to shape the world and your place within it. IMPORTANT: If you’re looking for heavy min-maxing or classic fantasy stereotypes that verge on harmful tropes (or worse), I’m probably not the DM for you. My games focus on storytelling, character growth, and creating an inclusive space where everyone feels welcome.