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Craig ran a timed "challenge dungeon" one-shot for our group. He was amazingly well-prepared, running the dungeon smoothly and describing things with vigor, in a way that made the experience entertaining and rewarding.

Thomas DMed a timed one-shot module that was part of a competition, with points awarded for various tasks. He worked quickly, allowing us to get as much done as possible in the time period, and had an excited energy that helped build tension and make the experience fun.

Martin ran a one-shot in which we needed to save a bunch of cute, innocent magma otters. He maintained a good pace, particularly during the big battle sequence, and the table enjoyed the light-hearted scenario.

Luke ran a Daggerheart one-shot for us, a session intended to teach us the game. He showed a high level of energy throughout, despite having to deal with a bunch of beginners, and made learning the game a great experience.

Rik put a lot of love into developing an interesting and unique scenario as part of a DOTS charity game. He created an excellent sense of dread, as the undead horde advanced, and also gave the players multiple chances to have their characters shine.