Scott

Casey has been a great GM. She is very interested in and accommodating regarding her players goals for their PCs. She is a master at keeping her PCs juggling numerous, sometimes contradictory interests, for which the players are all too aware that poor prioritization may have dire consequences. She also has great timing and even though our session ends at the same time each week, it's always a cliffhanger. If there is one thing about Casey, where she really stands out, I'd have to say that I've never had a GM who better manages time when the party gets split up. She is able to switch between scenes in a way which seems effortless, and also doesn't spend too much time with one group or the other, so no one is getting bored. I have to say that I'm really looking forward to see what other campaigns she is running in the future.

Aaron is a wonderful DM. While I had played other games more recently, I hadn't played D&D since before it had edition numbers and he quickly acquainted me with 5th edition. I've also seen him do an excellent job introducing D&D to players who had no experience with RPGs, be it table-top or remote, including how to use the various online tools. He is a highly creative individual, and if your adventure is more than a one shot, it will most likely be VERY customized including artwork, improved maps, as well as altered NPC backgrounds/motives. Entire towns within published adventures will likely be improved by him. He is always searching for ways to improve the game, be it house rules or mechanics the group agrees upon, or ways which he rewards players/characters by handing out inspiration/other sorts of carrots for things such as good role-play, teamwork, and other desirable attributes with a gaming group, such as creative use of magic spells or other skills.