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Dragonlance: Shadow of the Dragon Queen has been an increadible journey of D&D gaming. The players are immersed in the rich setting of Krynn - a post-apocalyptic fantasy world where the gods have left the mortal realms, political factions are past their glory days, and ruins of extinct magically-advanced societies dot the landscape. The characters are plunged into an adventure they did not wish for themselves: stifling the plans of the evil dragon queen's army to take over the world. We had to overcome hardships, pollitical rivals and epic and challanging combats. The adventure has a very good mix of combat, exploration, and a dash of (very well designed) social encounters. Majority of combat is outdoors, but there is still some very rewarding dungeon crawling. I'd recommend DL:SotDQ to anyone who wants to experience a classic sword and sorcery story filled with calls for heroism and an old school feel of 'good v. evil' battle. The plot feels a little linear, but that's understandable given the premise and scope of the adventure, and fits the theme that the adventurers are guided by a higher power to a great cause

Brody is one of the most satisfying DMs I've had the pleasure to play with. Not only is he an expert on the rules of the game and using the e-tools like discord and roll20, he is also the master of table management, storytelling and tactical combat. Every session is well balanced and has a good mix of combat, RP opportunity, and plot advancement. I denifinately recommend you played with him and get hooked as well

Vic is a great DM. He knows how to include new players (incl. players new to Foundry), has great command of the rules, runs a smooth game in both the RP and combat pillars and is just an all around great guy that's fun to play with. Highly recommend that you played at his table

Mae is a great DM and I enjoyed very much playing with them. They draw up very interesting battles with a lot of tactical elements, some of which are hard for most DMs to master. Fun voices and acting, cool themes and storytelling, and creative homebrew monsters. Go and play at their table.

He's a great DM and the game I played with him was very enjoyable. He knows the rules very well, has top notch VTT content, and can run groups with different levels of experience vey smoothly. His Don't Say Vecna is modified to make it more interesting and tactical, and that modification was done very well