Sammy

I jumped into a D&D 5e one-shot with Ran and had a blast! The other two party members and I instantly meshed together in roleplay and shenanigans, which shows a testament to the Discord server culture that has been nurtured at her tables. She was patient with newer players who were bouncing between roll20 and dndbeyond, while still keeping story beats up. The juggling ability was impressive and I highly recommend popping in for an adventure.

Eli has built a wonderful community to which their Foodspire Game playstyle lends itself. However, picking up the game can be such an easy, breezy one-shot experience as well, and they are patient when learning the modified rules associated with it. At 7 sessions in, each story I've experienced so far has been full of laughter from goofs and gaffs that are impressively improvised. The detail that they go into when describing the world shows an exemplary preparedness for storytelling.

Did a Yule Tidings one-shot and had a blast as a snowman wizard. Lots of free reign to flavor up moves and had many shenanigans that became hilarious. I would sign up for a campaign if my schedule wasn't so stacked. I'll be on the lookout for more one-shots to play with Ben.

Marhkial has the best voices and talent for improv. I did a Level 20 One-shot where our party went on a quest to find a brewery's secret ingredient! Big laughs were had and cooler roleplay happened!

I played essentially a gumbo-cooking redneck elephant man that used his schnozz to smell his way around his adventures. To say that Anya allowed for creativity in the session would be an understatement! Check her out, you won't be sorry in the least.