Joe

I really enjoy playing 'Dads on Mowers' with Jett. The title alone shows Jett's creativity, open mindset, desire for novelty and humor. The game has a good mix of fun, drama and very mild horror. I really enjoy playing a theme that's a bit more out there than classical fantasy. I'm impressed by Jett's ability to inspire cooperative storytelling between strangers. Jett is very well prepared with visual aids, thematic music and lovingly written recaps. Those made the experience truly exceptional for me. To have a short story when the campaign is over is pretty neat! I feel very welcome at Jett's table and I'm relieved to be treated with kindness and patience when I'm having trouble articulating myself. The game is definitely focused on humor but I enjoyed playfully rethinking concepts of masculinity and parenthood through the game. I'm not sure yet if I prefer weekly meetings for a limited campaign over biweekly meetings for a longer campaign, but I do have to say that it has it's advantages.

Playing Vampire the Masquerade with Kyran for a year now and couldn't be happier. I'm impressed by his handling of sensitive subjects and his ability to coordinate so many plot threads. The world feels large and interconnected, the stories are deep and touching.

Playing with Tristan Ash has a measurable effect on my mood tracker. I've decided to play some cozy cames with him and I come out better for it every session. The atmosphere is fun and lighthearted, the players are involved and cool stoy bits can develop nicely. Storytelling comes before the game mechanics and I don't feel like I need to worry about not using the character's abilities to their best potential as a new player. This was the first time I've played a single player adventure and it was lots of fun and not awkward, like I worried about beforehand.