DMReckless | That Isekai Guy

Moku ran a great one-shot, well prepare, with fun images, excellent choice of music, great atmosphere, and a fun story. Well-versed in the rules, allowed for flexibility of player choices. Cinematic action. Great vibes, welcoming table. Highly recommended.

AndyG advertised this game as a New Mutants 18+ slice of life learning to control you powers young mutant game set in an alternate universe. So far, the campaign has delivered on the promise and more. As promised in the ad, he has provided an intro trailer for the group, very fancy and professional looking, interesting maps and scenarios, music and artwork. Andy has provided more than he promised, engaging in multiple play by post roleplaying threads throughout the week as well as delivering action during the live portions split between each member of the group as needed in a fair manner since we're all a bunch of wackos who go off in different direction. He has worked to cross two active campaigns set in the same universe on the same campus so we can all interact with each other-even those on different squads--- in between sessions. Great GM, highly recommend.

Leo is a great GM who adapts well to the quirks and desires of his players. I'm in several campaigns he runs and always look forward to when he starts a new one. Each campaign feels different and adapted to the characters I and others are playing in them.

Jack focuses his game on the PCs, keeps things moving, allows for creativity and showcases his own. Very inclusive and outgoing, and expert GM with craftsmanship and care.

The Marvel Multiverse RPG is a great adaptation of the Marvel Universe, with fantastic interpretation of things like the underdog factor that allows lower powered heroes to occasionally win against more powerful foes (yup, there's a specific power / ability for that). The powers are thematic and easy enough to understand one you get the hang of the system, and characters are pretty self-contained books of abilities which tell you how they function in the game. Gameplay is fast paced once learned and people sticking out long term campaigns can begin to lean into the characters as they are. I believe some GMs might decide to run the game as a "leveling" game, when it's designed to more of a static power system telling stories about the characters as they are, and this concept can weaken the gameplay experience for those who desire to increase in power throughout a campaign rather than embracing their character as is.