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Ned has an extremely robust world with many detailed locations and characters, and does a great job of weaving player characters into the story while maintaining verisimilitude. He has shown a mastery of Foundry to run the game smoothly with many homebrew systems and trackers, and also maintains a helpful wiki of information for those who really like to explore the lore of the setting. Despite the darker tone of our campaign, there has still been plenty of room for levity and I have found it quite enjoyable. I recommend Ned for players looking to play in a well-developed homebrew setting.

I played in a short campaign with Chicky, and she did a great job of weaving a dramatic story with a heavy emphasis on roleplay. Chicky leans in to player creativity and does a great job of improvising with new information to feed into the story.

Jabber excels at creating complex and immersive worlds. He does a fantastic job of setting the tone, bringing characters to life with detailed descriptions and excellent voices, and improvising in response to player decisions. I am currently playing in a game of Vampire the Masquerade with homebrew rules for political intrigue, through which players can spend Drama Points (out of character) to influence scenes in interesting directions. Throughout the game, I have been consistently impressed with his ability to adapt on the fly to whatever decisions we make, both in or out of character, while maintaining both verisimilitude and narrative focus. If you're looking for a roleplaying experience where you can be more proactive, spontaneous, and creative, Jabber is a fantastic choice.

I played in a Vampire: The Masquerade oneshot run by Chris. He did a great job explaining the system, roleplaying interesting NPCs, and setting the tone with descriptions supported by music and visuals. Chris is very professional and the session ran smoothly.

I would highly recommend Michael as a GM. I played a Vaesen oneshot with him, where he did a great job of introducing us to the system, setting the tone, and bringing the NPCs to life. The vibe in the call was great.