Jason

Ginny is a blast. I've known Ginny for a couple years through conventions and I've seen her DM a few times but this was my first opportunity to play at her table. I thoroughly enjoyed the experience. Ginny's style is exciting and also relaxed. I felt safe and respected at her table and she was helpful and supportive with some of the connectivity issues I had while setting up the virtual tabletop. She is also a content creator and I have enjoyed several of her adventures. I look forward to the opportunity to play at Ginny's table again soon.

I've known Connor by reputation in the D&D community but have rarely seen him DM. When I saw he was running one of his adventures for an event benefitting mental health awareness (something both he and I are independently passionate about), I jumped at the opportunity to join his game and was not disappointed. Connor is personable and talkative and it's clear he is invested in making sure players enjoy his content. He was also intentional about discussing safety tools (x card) and about the potential content of the adventure, which is important to me. I enjoyed playing at Connor's (virtual) table and look forward to doing so again. I have since joined one of Connor's ongoing tables. He continues to delight and tell fun and interesting stories. He pulls out all of the stops to make each session memorable, from voices to music to images. And he's a great communicator about the nuances of this site regarding scheduling and payments and navigating inevitable technology hiccups.

Paige is one of my favorite DM's and is, frankly, a wonderful person to boot. Her style is engaging and fun and it is clear from the start that she respects her players, wants folks to feel safe at her table (and at events she's involved in), and have an enjoyable gaming experience. She's a content creator with decades of experience and I look forward to the opportunity to play at her table or play one of her adventures.