Carissa

I had a great time playing an Oops All Bards one-shot with Nelson. Pretty much everyone being on board the extreme roleplay train. Which was a ton of fun, but the train didn't derail because Nelson incorporating the chaos into the adventure. Also, when I was creating my character, Nelson had many, many source books to choose from. Which I also appreciated.

Gabriel is an excellent DM who I love playing with and continue to plan playing with for a long time. His command of the game world itself is extraordinary. My favorite parts were: Various factions not being stagnant in the background. We'd enter a new area and find it taken over by some rivals who had been pursuing their own objective. There are also random encounters when moving through the map that can vary from humorous to deadly. I really enjoy that when players drop the campaign, their characters remain in the world as NPC's. I found this much more immersive than a player's character just mysteriously vanishing with no other mentions of them. Additionally, Gabriel is a great DM for the mechanics of the game, has a good technical command of the virtual tabletop, provides good background music, and runs a safe and inclusive table. Some constructive criticism I have is that the voice acting isn't at a professional level. Which isn't a problem for me (but might be for others).

I had a fun time playing a one-shot with Milos. He put in the work to make a fun one-shot. The detail level in the maps was incredible. I also appreciated that he obviously was having as much fun as the players.

I had a great time playing a level 11 horror one shot with Ben. We had some role-playing at the beginning, a shopping session and some fun combat at the end. Ben was very welcoming and an enthusiastic DM.

I had a great time playing the Infernal Breakout one shot. Vahid is a very friendly DM. You can tell he really loves playing DnD. I especially loved the vocal sound effects, great background music, and incorporation of your character's background into the story, even in a short story like a one shot.