Mario Aviles

Jay is the first GM I had for pathfinder 2nd edition. They had a good grasp of the rules and helped clear up multiple misunderstandings I had. They used excellent visual aids and appropriate music to set the mood. Jay has the ability to keep the game moving and most sessions I end up feeling like we accomplished a lot. In my 20 years of playing ttrpgs I've experienced lots of GMs who were not able to do that last one but none of those are the reason I am at Jay's table. In 16 sessions I have... Nearly died 5 times (great! I love feeling like I earned that level up ya know?) Left 3 sessions furious (Jay is wonderful with evil villains!) Ended 2 sessions devastated (It was a listen to Joji and cry night after one of those.) The point I'm getting at is that Jay is a storyteller first and foremost, they know how to have stakes in combat and out, how to make your choices matter, and their goal is to make you feel something. Jay puts in work to provide a safe experience, they use many safety tools and always err on the side of caution when dealing with sensitive material. As long as they continue to run games I will be here to play them.