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Ruel's game was a fun exploration into what you might call 'clandestine dealings'. He allows for player creativity but also knows how to carry the story forward. The Rule of Cool as they say!

I had a great time with Lucas. He ran the adventure like it was the most natural thing in the world, responding to player creativity and input but remained fair within the rules. Lastly, great descriptions of the player actions and HDYWTDT.

Closest thing to being at a table since Covid! I only ever played the one-shot but was amazed at Taylors method. He has real minis, high quality maps and terrain; he mixes that with a clear idea of who his NPCs are (great descriptions, voices, etc) and where his story (could be) going. Humorous as well. If you want the tl;dr, read the first sentence.

Chris is the kind of GM that really knows how to roll with the story as it unfolds. He does have things prepared, but if you want to discuss with the dragon instead of fight it, he will sense that and go with it. That is a really good quality to have as a GM and it shines through in many ways.