Chris

Arnold deserves a big shoutout for turning my first-time D&D game into an epic adventure. Went in with zero expectations, no experience, and now I'm 40 sessions deep, totally hooked on the incredible world he's crafted. I created a simple monk, loosely based on myself and my many years of fighting experience, figured controlling a character like that would make it easier to get invested in the game. Well I didn't anticipate the depth Arnold would bring to the game. His knack for building this world shines in every session, giving me a weekly getaway I eagerly look forward to. I appreciate Arnolds ability for keeping the party vibes strong. Managing a diverse group of strangers with varying personalities is no small feat, yet Arnold made it work. The camaraderie within the party is a testament to his skill in creating an inclusive and enjoyable gaming environment. Main thing I think sets Arnold apart is his encouragement for us to expand our characters' backstories. It's not just about the main storyline; he wants to actively weave our personal stakes into the narrative. This dedication to individualizing our experiences speaks volumes about his commitment to storytelling. He could have taken the easy route, sticking to the main plot, but Arnold tries to go the extra mile, ensuring each player feels connected and invested. Despite never meeting Arnold or the rest of the party in person, I've been a part of this campaign since the beginning, and I'll be there until the final session. Arnold has not only made me a D&D fan but has set the bar high for what a Dungeon Master can achieve with passion and dedication. Hats off to Arnold for making this journey unforgettable, and know that just as my character has the party's back, i myself will be ready to back you up if you ever find yourself in need of help in New Jersey. Thank you again, Brother.