Gray

Ran was masterful, engaging, and fun. She massaged descriptions to keep the wording concise but evocative. Her decisions during combat maintained a satisfying flow of events and kept things moving. I’d play with her any time. Additionally, she handled a sudden need for departure from game (my own) with grace and camaraderie. As a father of five, that happens sometimes and I assure you not everyone is as kind as Ran. Lastly, she dressed as if she were presenting and performing. My daughters peeked at my screen and loved it. So if the approval of three teen girls matters, Ran has it.

The risk of praising someone's use of Foundry is that it might overshadow other game master traits; for example, Witty knows the rules like the back of her hand and is a genuinely good time. But the Foundry thing... I'd never used it, and now I see why it's the bleeding edge of the VTT space. Witty's mastery of the tool and selected modules, animations, and maps really took the game to the next level, and I was impressed with both her presentation and selection. It was an eye-opening good time.

Mae was one hell of a GM, especially for a group that could be a little rambunctious. I'd recommend to anyone!

Tauzy was awesome. Fun, funny, and encouraging of the whole group to play our best lives. It was a great time and his use of voices and technology really enhanced the entire experience.

Brian was fantastic. Not only was he a solid DM, he was helpful in sorting out the software and technology for the entire party. He coached players where he thought it was appropriate but otherwise let our imaginations soar. It was a great time.