Sebastian

I have played in Mino's games for almost 4 years now and I have loved it! One of my favorite aspects of his games is the world building. He has created his own world with its own lore, gods, time periods, continents, factions, etc. The players have such a huge influence on the world as well. Your backstories and actions throughout a campaign cause changes in the world that can greatly affect future campaigns! Speaking of backstories, he loves when players give him descriptive and well thought out backstories for their characters. Your backstory will be incorporated into the campaign's story and plot. Another thing I like is the diversity of the types of campaigns we have played. We have had a high fantasy extraplanar campaign where we fight god at the end, we have also had a chill low-level campaign where we travel across a continent. We are playing a game where we are exploring an uncharted continent and creating a kingdom, we are also playing a game where we are heroes fighting the invading demon lords. Mino branches out into so many types of games and is able to work with what the players want the game to be. The last thing I want to talk about is combat. The fights we have in these games can be scary and challenging, but never unbalanced. I have had characters die, but it wasn't because of overpowered enemies thrown at us, 99% of the time it was my dumb decisions or unlucky dice rolls back-to-back. In conclusion, Mino's games have fun world building, lots of diverse campaigns, fair combat, and make your characters feel important.