Hartmut

We played Runequest Glorantha. The setting allows for – and indeed encourages – the integration of the game world as if it were a character in its own right. Chris brought the cultures and religions of the peoples into play and prepared an introductory session for us, in which we interacted with Glorantha and got to know Chris’s version. That is the essence of RQG, and I hope it continues this way. Theatre of the Mind is more important to him than simulation, and that fits perfectly.

Captain is relaxed and cool, so for example he agreed to wait to start with session zero (character generation only, zero $ also) so everyone could partake. He knows the VTT the rules, the setting. Shows patience with players new to the system.

I played a one-shot Discworld adventure. It was full of humour and theatre of the mind, as opposed to the rule-heavy simulations I usually play. As a GM, Japes has the talent to improvise to cope with the unexpected ideas of the crazy players, which is par for the course in Discworld. It was a great story and great fun!