Mal

Extrill's theater of the mind style is great, no maps or minis needed, he just paints the scene and you're there. Every NPC has their own personality too, they don't feel generic. It was fun!

Andre runs a great Star Trek Adventures game, vivid descriptions an visuals that really bring the ship and away missions to life, and real freedom to shape the story with our choices. Really was a lot of fun, like an episode of the show.

Bill’s VTT setup is smooth, easy to track scenes and doesn’t distract from the story. We’re only the first sessions in and the story’s already got layers, lots of threads he’s clearly planning to pay off. Excited to keep playing this one out.

Brett was an awesome DM for our Cyberpunk Red crash course. It was well worth the time, and the one-shot that followed was a great way to cap off the experience. I had to duck out a bit early for a work thing, but I really appreciated Brett's time and enthusiasm for TTRPGs!

In playing Star Trek Adventures I can say that Alex runs a tight ship (pun intended) where the pacing actually keeps you invested, no downtime slog, just solid storytelling. The NPCs feel like actual people with their own agendas, and when we threw a curveball at the plot, he improvised without skipping a beat.