Joseph

Arturo is a fantastic DM, who was kind and patient with my recent turn of events. I had a great time in a free session, and when my schedule clears, I plan on sitting at his table once again, if I am lucky enough to find an opening. He offers classic D&D adventures with excellent opportunities for both roleplay and combat. Till next time, my friend. Keep up the greeat work. - "Whiteclaw", the Tabaxi Bard.

I have played a lot of Dungeons and Dragons, in the past 6 years. This is a great new DM. He went the extra mile in session one tonight. And I think he's going to be great all the way through the campaign. Although I am well versed in 2014 5e, 2024 is still pretty new for me. And it felt great to have a new dungeon master. Feels like we're on the same playing field. He's very experienced for a newer DM on SPG, and I think a bit modest. It feels good to have a group of new players, everyone is learning at the same speed I think. Myself included. Shaun was very patient, informative, and also a great storyteller. I think the storytelling is a key component in Dungeons & Dragons, role-playing was encouraged. Combat was fun. And it didn't lag behind it all. He kept things moving, which sometimes is difficult with 5e. If you see an open seat at his tables, don't hesitate, they may fill up quick. And for good reason. Looking forward to the next session. - Joe

Never a dull moment at David's table. Spectacular narrations, whimsical roleplay opportunities abound, and although rules are followed, there is just enough flexibility at DM discretion to allow for plenty of creative and fun shenanigans. I give him an A+++, for the some of the most memorable campaign moments in years of playing D&D.

I didn't want to say it in session, but I am an experienced player, old school from the 80's. This was my first time at KC's table, and it was a blast! She hosted a "Faster Purple Worm, Kill, Kill" themed adventure. True to form, PC's met amusingly horrific deaths. Roleplay was encouraged, and it made the adventure loads of fun. I'd like to try longer adventures at her table in the future, as I'm sure they would also be great fun with role playing, and she seems like a fun and serious enough DM to hold attention and create a truly memorable campaign. Even though this was a one shot, I see some great potential with KC as an amazing DM. This game was clearly advertised with TPK potential, and the roleplay, even in character death, was quite fun. I don't think she'd pull any punches in an extended campaign either, which is awesome. Dungeons and Dragons is game of chance, roleplay, heroic moments and sometimes even hilarious blunders. If you are looking for a truly memorable experience, I recommend trying her table. Two thumbs up, way up for her first attempt on SPG. Very impressed with this DM.. A+++

Calvin, AKA "Boo" was a fanastic DM. So many memorable moments in this one-shot. The only thing missing were props and and a studio audience. He should seriously be on a weekly YouTube channel, if not yet hosting one. The setting was fast and fun, a perfect chance to test out some never before played options. Roleplaying was encouraged, and since we all knew the session would end in a TPK, we got even more daring and uproarious than normal in a game, to completely go full tilt on a BBEG we knew could easily have us for dinner. Great fun, laughs and all out bloody great combat. My only regret is, the game is over in one session. Looking forward to trying more of Calvin's one-shots, and if time permits, would be happy to check out one of his regular campaigns. HUZZAH!!!