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Jacob inspired and ran with some of the most high-energy improvised hilarity I've ever seen.

David lives up to his name as The Kindly Cleric and is an ideal choice for positive games like Star Trek. He knew the lore well enough to react on the fly to whatever we did, and we all nearly jumped out of our skins the first time we heard his Klingon voice.

I was wary of games as weird as Spire but Lauren made an incredibly complex world make sense, even when players used powers that would be game- and plot-breaking in other systems. We 'failed forward' in some of the most hilarious and spectacular ways I've ever seen. She also does great voices, including an NPC with a magnificent Deep South accent, and ad libs phrases like "Cheap killin' done quick" and "Occult stuff with guns."

This is a GM who can handle both serious in-depth character creation for a Vampire game, and the adventures of a bunch of Call of Cthulhu desperados who'll do things like ride in a Bentley with a ghoul in the middle back seat. These games are like the best of what you'll see on YouTube.

If you loved the 1997 Blade Runner PC game, this is the tabletop version of that - with some LA Confidential and The Usual Suspects thrown in. If you've been looking for a meaty detective game with fiendishly complicated cases, this is the one for you.