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I played in Hannah’s “There is a Goblin Loose in Icarus Station” Mothership one-shot and had a great time. She’s very professional and polished. We also had a group of players who were all relatively new to the game, and she was adept at helping when needed, but keeping the pace brisk. Hannah did an excellent job of setting the theater-of-the-mind scenes and bringing the NPCs to life with fun voices. We even split the party, and she handled that seamlessly. I enjoyed the deep-space mayhem (who knew there were goblins in space?!), and would absolutely play with Hannah again!

I really enjoyed Avel’s “Camp Wyvern” summer camp-themed one-shot! The maps, visuals, and sound effects were amazing, and she ran a very professional game. Unfortunately, Foundry was not a friend that night, but she rolled with the glitches and kept the game running smoothly. I would definitely play with Avel again!

“The Great Cake Heist: H.O.N.K.” one-shot with The Dreaded DM was a honking good time! I played with a group of friends who had mixed feelings about becoming silly geese, but we all had a fun session. Our party of Goose Willis, Cap’n Honk, Jingles: The Goose of Christmas Past, and Linda was winging it through Dublin’s Phoenix Park. As our gaggle careened off course, The Dreaded DM quickly adapted to our shenanigans, and her creativity resulted in a satisfying ending (also, there was cake). Waddle you waiting for? Give The Dreaded DM a try!

I’m a bit past the learn-to-play games now, but I jumped into Isaac’s “Learn to Play Dungeons & Dragons 5e” one-shot for a vibe check, as I was interested in one of his longer campaigns. He had a full group of six players and managed to keep things running smoothly. It was a fun and well-organized session, and I’d play with him again!

This was fun! Get ready to just jump in and play. I enjoyed the improv games and learned a few things. What more can you ask for?