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I’ve played enough of Diego’s Eyes of the Far Forest campaign now that I feel comfortable leaving a review, and it’s an easy one to write. Diego is great at world building, keeps the encounters varied, and works our characters’ stories into the larger one. He also has a subtle way of creating room for roleplay without forcing it. He built game mechanics that bring a real sense of urgency and dread to the table without ever feeling overwhelming. I always enjoy puzzles, though I know they can be frustrating and aren’t for everyone. When our party hit a wall on one, Diego gave us a story based indicator to help us through it. That’s a difficult skill that takes a level of mindfulness and forethought that I really respect. I’d absolutely recommend playing with Diego!

I've played enough with 80 now to feel confident leaving a comprehensive review. I have laughed out loud every session he has run for me. That's my one sentence review. 80's welcoming and engaging. He tends to skew towards rule of cool, character storyline development and incorporation, and eloquently addresses player overstepping. He openly acknowledges system weaknesses and is flexible. He experiments with voice modulations via tech that are hit or miss. He is open to feedback and asks for it during the end of session, stars and wishes, assessment. His clock management is strong. He's considerate of time for breaks and somehow ties up game sessions with cliffhangers more often than not. Spotlight distribution is tough to manage when exploring character centric story arcs but he is cognizant and cuts away to check on everyone. I have been caught unawares a few times unconcern with what my character might be doing because I became engrossed with the story unfolding before me.