David

Tyler put together a great one-shot. Character voices, deep background on the land, diverse options for NPC interactions. Some great use of Rule of Cool. Definitely a good and worthwhile time!

Wow! Great session with Zachary in Silverbridge Detective Agency. Great world building, plot, ability to allow people to role-play. Really like the serialized one-shot - allows you to both not have to commit to a campaign while still participating with the same character and have some character building and continuity across episodes. That setting is not high on combat, but for a great role-playing session, highly recommend. Hope to join another episode in the future.

Created a fun session for a one-shot. Definitely worth the time and money. Managed time, play and allowed for role-playing / action mix that worked well for me.

Samantha listed the one-shot I just played as "Role Play Heavy", which is what I like. She took it to 11. Absolutely fantastic session - if you enjoy Role Playing, I'd highly recommend Samantha. Creative, whimsical, humorous, unique. I appreciate anyone on here that is running a game that they wholly created - Samantha did that and then some, adding unique rules / dynamics to the adventure. Only criticism is she underpriced herself - this was easily worth double the price of admission.

Complete transparency here - this session had red flags. It was a one shot I joined last minute. Description read "Combat Heavy": I prefer more role playing and combat lite. The VTT was new to me and others (TrailSpire). And when we all joined, the party chemistry wasn't there. In the first 15 minutes, I figured I had made a mistake. Several hours later, I can honestly say it was a blast. I'm still not a fan of the VTT. But Kairos made it fun; he left room for enough role playing that it didn't feel forced. I liked the mechanism he created to initiate one shots with The Storyteller. He created an immersive environment without going overly heavy on exposition. Battle felt challenging to the point I nearly commented "TPK" as one round ended - but if Kairos threw in some player friendly maneuvers to keep us alive, it was with a light touch that I can't say for sure he did. By and large the party coalesced, battles were fought, tech difficulties were nearly invisible. Rule of Cool ended up ruling. Well done to Kairos - we were a tough group and you handled it amazingly well.