Rupert

Howard is great. When I first started playing D&D a couple of years ago, Howard spent lots of time helping me understand the basics. Not only did he he me in create my first character, but he also patiently guided me through the nuances of the game world, ensuring I felt confident. Howard excels at creating character-driven narratives and immersive worlds that captivate the imagination. He doesn't confine himself to the rulebook; instead, he fosters a space where players can develop intricate, unique characters that add depth to the game. For instance, while my character may technically be a Paladin, her identity is shaped more by her past as a barmaid, her passion for arm-wrestling, and her conflicted feelings about her hidden royal heritage. As a queer player, I also really appreciate the inclusive atmosphere Howard creates within the game. He actively works to ensure that all players feel comfortable and accepted, employing various tools such as player check-ins and Stars and Wishes to address any concerns promptly and prevent potential issues from escalating. In short, Howard isn't just a dungeon master; he's a storyteller, a mentor, and a champion of inclusivity. His passion for creating gaming experiences is infectious, and I feel lucky he's my DM. Whether you're a complete beginner or a more seasoned player, Howard is the person for you.