Marcus

I enjoyed the one-shot I played with Bells. The adventure was mostly combat but with enough of a story around it to make it interesting. Those combats were challenging without being too hard. They also did a good job with pacing so none of the scenes dragged on for too long. Overall the just did a very good job.

I played my first D&D 2024 game with Avelaitixa (having played 2014 many times). She was patient when people weren't sure about the rules. I also appreciated the fact that she gave the PCs time to plan by just talking to each other. There were some fun interactions with NPCs. It was all around a good game.

I've played Monster of the Week with several Keepers on StartPlaying and 80 is my favorite so far. His monsters are creative and his mysteries are the right balance of fun and scary. I also think he does a good job of giving every character a chance to shine. Very glad I found this game.

I had a lot of fun playing a D&D 5e one-shot with DM-G. The adventure had an interesting story and they did a particularly good job characterizing the NPCs which really helps bring the story to life. They also handled the pacing well, letting the PCs stop and talk amongst themselves when needed but moving things along the rest of the time. Combat was perhaps a bit easy but it felt fair and (again) well-paced. Overall just very well done.

I'm in a short Monster of the Week campaign run by Tim and I'm really enjoying it. The story is interesting and is set in a world which feels real enough without going overboard with details. I can't wait to see how the big finale goes down. They are also doing a good job of working with players of varied skill levels. I will say that they have some house rules which I could do without but I also think we players are having fun with them so that's not a big deal. I've played MotW with several Keepers and Tim is definitely one of the good ones. Good job.