Neil

Cruxien created a world with a lot of character, which manifested in the physical features of the world, the unusual battlefields (there was a nest of grick tunnels that had a personality all of its own), and the way he acted out the behaviors of the NPCs. If you're looking for a world that feels fleshed-out and mysterious, look to play with Cruxien.

Randall created wonderful atmosphere through his descriptions, deftly alternating between spooky, silly, and dramatic as appropriate. He also established a good rapport with the players, including the brand new ones, by being upbeat and receptive to our bad jokes.

I played in an Order of Eyes one-shot, full of surprising and creative moments, and run with a fast pace. I thought DM Kam did a great job describing the scenes and keeping everyone's attention for the full session.

Kat's storytelling was amazing. She created a scenario with a Brooklyn Nine-Nine theme that successfully recalled the show, to the delight of the players, and also contained a couple creative combat encounters that were fun to navigate. She was also able to quickly navigate the rules, sustaining a good pace.

Chris is an intelligent DM, demonstrating his intelligence both by his mastery of the rules and by the design of the heist adventure, which supplied a number of ways to approach the main problem, leading players to have fun when considering different strategies to attack the scenario.