I’ve played in a couple of Gneight’s campaigns now, and there’s a reason I keep coming back. He’s a great GM, but what really stands out to me is how good of a teacher he is. He’s patient with questions and takes the time to explain rules and mechanics in a way that actually helps you understand them. He never makes you feel bad for not knowing something, and he’s helped me become a much more confident player. I also appreciate that he doesn’t tell you how you should play your character. He explains your options, gives you room to make your own decisions, and lets you learn through playing the game. He keeps the table fun and welcoming while still keeping the game moving and making sure everyone gets a chance to be involved. I’ve learned a lot playing at his tables, and I’d absolutely recommend Gneight, especially to someone who is new to D&D or wants a GM who genuinely enjoys helping his players learn and improve.