Persephone

Kenan is a great GM and an excellent one to go to if you want to play a Star Wars TTRPG. He knows the rules of the Fantasy Flight game system very well and has a skill in explaining it to new players with ease and patience. He is very understanding and will go above and beyond to make you feel accommodated. His games are well thought out and his session 0 was probably my favorite I've ever been to. He's thorough and covers all bases, including his desire to implement what you expect from your game experience with him.

I would not recommend Wolf as a DM. His games were more about his NPCs than player characters creating a legacy for themselves and as a result I felt a lack of immersion. There was no storytelling aspect for the players. I felt like he was very combat-oriented and that he took a little too much pleasure in beating up the party. He does not allow any open critiques or feedback. For instance, I did something to record a crafting transaction with my character and he said I did it wrong. The way I was supposed to do it, however, was not stated in his player's rules. I remarked that his player guide was vague because I kept on running into the same problems. When I asked for clarification or help I was either ignored or made to feel like it was a chore. The nail in the coffin for me was when he expressly forbade me from saying that the player guide was vague. He said anything he considered even remotely negative would not be allowed. I found it unusual that someone isn't open to criticism, especially when presented respectfully. I also felt pressure to purchase him extra source material and adventure books on dndbeyond. His patron system grants a player privileges in his game and on his discord. It was essentially a pay-to-win campaign, the more you purchased, the more perks your characters got. He would also make these huge announcements when someone bought him something new, making those of us who couldn't afford to do it bad. He asked me to do volunteer work for him which I was initially fine with doing, but ultimately I felt like I was being taken advantage of. The focus of the volunteer work was finding new members and advertising for him. I also helped new players get acclimated and was supposed to try and prevent turnover. I think if he focused more on the players he has and tried to make meaningful stories with them, the experience would be much better for everyone.

Playing in Coach's games has always been a pleasure, he is so fun and creative with a larger-than-life personality that colors his settings nicely. His characters/NPCs are always engaging and hilarious to interact with and have depth. Overall his games are well-balanced and he is very friendly and patient.

Edward's greatest strength as a GM is that he is incredibly kind, understanding, and caring. He is very involved in the process of making a player feel welcomed and takes his time to walk through the introduction in session 0, answering any and all questions with thought and making sure you feel prepared to enter the experience. He listens to any concerns and makes sure to address them and make you feel heard. His games are immersive and fun. I love the background animation art he uses for different scenes, the music change and sound effects, and the voices he uses. He really makes you feel like you are transported to the Forgotten Realms! He also fosters a good energy between all players that makes group efforts way more fun because you are invested in each other's characters and are truly a team! If you are a veteran or new player, I think Edward is a great choice to go on an adventure with.