Chickenedge

This DM makes it immediate that she wants to respect her players while making the adventure fun. And whether they be good are bad, she makes it clear her NPCs are people. The RPing and interactions are fun experiences to keep you engaged while anticipating the (possibly) inevitable combat encounter, and even those have proven to be creative moments. The first encounter I got play out allowed flexibility for both violence and other skills and action to be equally effective options. I've yet to go through a more epic scale adventure, but so far she's provided fun and entertaining stories worth looking at. The enthusiasm from my fellow party members only reassured this impression. In fact, they even requested a direct sequel to my first session with her.

Excellent use of Tale Spire, able to use the tabletop program to present a cinematic online experience remiscent of classic compuiter/video games. He's a informative and thoughtful DM taking care to help the players understand the given situation, and able to present perilous scenarios without coming off cheap. He's good at offering a fun, satisfying story even when the roleplay is slim and combat is heavy. And he managed this with well put-together homebrew so far.

Welcome to know he was open to accepting seats with the last hour approaching. Forgot if the adventure was homebrew, but he sold the adventure well with plenty of worldbuilding and interaction while allowing plenty of freedom navigating the space. Really good storytelling and excellent, fair DMing while able to accomidate in the alloted timeframe.

DM knows how to set the mood and establish the setting. Pretty straightforward, comes prepared, conducts himself fairly and helpful to ease into play. If you want something a bit familiar but new enough to pique your interest, he has the creative chops for that.

Got try out a free oneshot and impressed by how much thought and detail went into it. While the session was described to be Roleplay Light and emphasized the Sandbox element, I think the former was sold surprisingly short. There was plenty of Roleplay interaction between the players and NPCs both. And it was both informative of the story and entertaining. He also built up the session's Big Bad as a credible threat, while keeping the actual encounter within reasonable difficulty. Again, just a one-shot, but I felt the DM left a great first impression, especially with homebrow.