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So far I'm really enjoying Anduriel's LotR-setting campaign. I enjoy their storytelling style, and they're a great teacher for the system.

Partway through the prologue the GM abruptly removed me from their game, conveniently *after* collecting another payment. Per their own limited explanation, there was nothing I did or said to result in this. I understand not every player/table is a fit, but nothing was communicated before a sudden kick and block. If you want a GM who communicates with their players, look elsewhere.

Ronnie is a lot of fun!! I have thoroughly enjoyed being part of his games. He’s also very communicative with his players, which I give props for.

It's such a cliche but I would pick way more than 3 of these tags if I could. Anyway: Alex is an excellent DM. His Discord for PbP is very well organized and I simply must give points for that. His storytelling/narration is just incredible, and he makes both NPCs and the general world feel alive. He gives each player and their character lots of opportunities to shine, in AND out of combat. If you like having threads of backstory woven into the narrative, Alex finds a way to do that. And even if, like me, your PC's backstory is merely a handful of bullet points, he works with that too! I've observed that Alex is very patient with players who are new to D&D and/or the PbP format; newbies need not fear! Something else that I wholly appreciate is that even though he is flexible and easygoing, he does not let that interfere with maintaining a comfortable game environment. PbP definitely has a much different feel than live play, but I would 100% recommend giving one of Alex's campaigns a try for anyone who may be interested.

It's been very fun to learn a new system (Free League's "The Walking Dead") via PbP format!! Eric is very patient while I learn the rules and consistently good at keeping the story moving.