Rafael

RPG to me is about roleplay, good combats and interactions between players. That being said, Braden is one of the most complete GMs I ever played with He knows how to give flavor to the plot, the social interactions and encourages players creativity. I like to make characters more focused on out-of-combat situations and I'm having a great time at his table The combats are awesome and challenging, not because enemies have big stat blocks, but because Braden uses them in creative and sometimes out of the box ways. So I'm always walking on my toes but I don't feel I need to build up my sheet to survive. I feel if I play smart and have cool ideas, they are gonna pay off Plot advances at a good pace and I still feel the group has time to breathe and do stuff their chars are interested in. I'm playing more of a grey character in a good and heroic group and I never felt I need to suppress my char or roleplay to not disrupt the game rhythm or vibe. Everything falls into place and its fire