TJ

Aksel has a keep grip on the rules and an ability to adjust both rules and theme when necessary, something that has proven to be a great tool in engaging others in a world that would otherwise be, while unique and interesting, uninhabitable by us. They can really bend without breaking in this regard, while also including unique and thought provoking in game, world, and time information for us the players to use. They allow their players with so much agency that we as players begin to see the weight of our actions, and while sometimes to our detriment, to our benefit as well. Since there is always the ability to "do" in their games, I feel as though nothing is truly out of reach. Ever wrong can be righted, and every effort undone. It is all in the name of fun!

CandleMoth is able to breath life into systems that needs some work and can make any situation fun and engaging, while also being down to earth and realistic when the time truly needs it. The game of AMP: Year ONE that I am in is an amazing experience with it's own feel to it, nothing like anything I've experienced before. There are stakes, people have wants & needs as well as drives, everyone plays with a good story in mind while also using the full potential of the character sheet, as much as it is a game about super powers the people feel realistic, and they payoff has been amazing so far for people that stick around and engaging for new players who haven't been in the game since Day 1. I can't encourage people enough to ask CandleMoth to run these kinds of games that don't get as much attention as the more popular games because he'll bring it to life like you wouldn't believe. When I played in his Jojo game, I felt like I was one with my Stand and that Candle was really the author of the whole series for those moments we were at the table. If you think he stops there with fantasy and modern day superpowers, imagine how well he runs his popular series games like Star Wars and King of Thrones.

Jordan is a rising star when it comes to running PTU games. He's committed to learning the game and bringing out the best parts of the system, while having interesting stories and goals to pursue for the players. He strives to make every player have the spotlight and his mediation skills are getting better with every game. He's one of my favourite GMs to play with, and his "Classic Kanto" games are a hit if you want to relive your childhood. Don't count out this underdog, he's got the juice