Dean

Patience. I’ve said it before in other reviews and I’ll say it again. Patience is a virtue, and it’s what I like to find in a GM. GMs like DJ, who has patience when comes to newbies or players that are technologically at a disadvantage. DJ understands that it’s hard to set aside 3 to 4 hours of game play aside and understands that other things might be going on. Crying kids in the background? Not a problem. You have an unexpected visitor popping in? It happens. Construction work in the back ground? Understandable. DJ’s patience is that of a buddhist monk. He’s not just patient, he’s helpful too. He wants to make sure that every player is having a good time. Is that not the main goal of a great GM. So, let’s review. Very patient, extremely helpful, overall good attitude. I highly recommend DJ as being your next GM, or try getting on one of DJ’s campaigns as they fill up quickly.

Patience is a God-given virtue that few possess. Elwood Possesses such virtue. As a newbie and someone that is a little technologically disadvantaged, Elwood has had the patience to help me with my character sheet and the game it’s self. Explaining everything to the best of his abilities to help the gamer. Oh, I’m not done. Elwood also creates a great gaming atmosphere with rich voices and a few sound effects. He’s easy to talk to. Always so helpful and generous. Elwood is a level 10 GM, no doubt.

Painted a perfect visual and atmospheric game environment. Also has patience when it comes to dealing with neebies. Would definitely play with this GM again.

Playing D&D or Pathfinder is fun and all, but I like playing hidden indie gems like “Alice is Missing.” That what you get with this DM, someone that steers away from a lot of mainstream TTRPGs and finds those special hidden gems.