Northcutt

Kass is a great DM and a fun person to play with. It's easy to see how much she loves D&D by the way she DMs (and with all the D&D Beyond options because she's got a million books). She does a lot to create immersion with voices and descriptive setups, and she incorporates backstories well. I appreciate how much she does to keep everyone involved and part of the story, even with six party members.

Steven GM'd my first VTT games and so his tables were my first introduction to this world. He runs a very open and inclusive table with Rules of Cool that keep things loose and fun. He's clearly a huge fan of comics, and his current one-shots are set in the 1960s with a Hayes Code/Silver Age kind of feel, which is so refreshing with comic-oriented media moving more and more towards grit. His games often go 4 or 5 hours, sometimes more, which is unlike any other table I've been to so far in the best way possible. He's also has some regulars who are all fun to work with and bring interesting perspectives - I had a great time at his tables and would highly suggest jumping into a game and checking it out.