Azrael Haven

Arrogant, incompetent, and had complete disregard and disrespect for player safety and and characters. He refused to do a session zero so the fact that one of the players was playing a character who "took advantage" of people sexually completely slipped under the radar of everyone until right after a session and we had to remove them by unanimous vote. The DM that he wanted to learn but refused to be taught. When asked for an upgrade from a nonmagical regular mace to a regular nonmagical warhammer due to the fact that three out of the five players were no longer in the campaign and he said verbatim that he was not going to scale down the combat, he threw a fit and complained. Meanwhile the coDM called me a slur and then left the server. I was kicked from the campaign after that because I supposedly "was focused too much on game mechanics and constantly begging for upgrades and levels". Even though I wasn't and that is out of context anyway. I did ask when we were going to level up a handful of times because it had been 6 sessions since our last level. I was not asking to level up at that moment, I was asking him at what point we were going to get one. And once he told me I never brought it up again. And the upgrades in that quote was specifically referring to that Warhammer. He constantly messed up the timekeeping in a time sensitive campaign to the point where us players had to make our own chat to actually keep time, which he then refused to stick to. He constantly blamed everyone but himself for his own mistakes and constantly talked down to us. Oh and he kept begging for money to make the campaign paid for, but this was not an experience worth paying anything for. Stay far away from this DM if you value your time and safety.

Very in depth with expectations and rules as well as having Fair and understandable rules. Roleplay was great including options that every character with their backstory can attach to. Was a slight issue with moving on to the next player before i was finished doing something a handful of times, but I'm willing to give the benefit of the doubt and say that it was just unfortunate timing (since it only happened like twice).