Fastest Crash

DM is certainly talented, however from my own experience in his campaign, his way of running things feels more like him narrating his own story with railroading and punishment through his NPCs to get there. My biggest issue is the lack of agency, and eventually this extended to above table where without giving me a heads up tried to decided for me on how my character would level up. This decision in deciding my level up path was due to a choice I made in character that initially felt like a gag and had no actual impact, which ironically was how a lot of choices felt sadly. People who prefer linear games without much roleplay would likely find enjoyment here, otherwise I feel like despite the feast of content he provides, you will be left malnourished.

Ina has continued to run a game I look forward to every week without fail. The amount of work she puts into individual PCs and their decisons is remarkable, alongside the very detailed and alive-feeling world. One particular area I have found she shines in is making your character feel both powerful yet fragile at the same time. I have experienced situations where I go from confident to scraping together what resources I have to barely get out alive, all in the span of 15 minutes.