Dr. Nah

Cain’s DM style is relaxed, thoughtful, welcoming, and positive. He’s great at supporting PC backgrounds and lore, enriches the story with a lot of fun and unexpected personal touches, and maintains a great balance between protecting the gravity of heroic and tragic moments on the one hand and indulging our (powerful, powerful) compulsion to do bits and riff on dumb ideas. Playing in Cain’s game feels like playing with a great group at a local game store.

Everything you'd want in a play-by-post GM, Alex does it: consistent communication out of game, crystal clear (and thematic and witty and fun) writing in game, endless flexibility (and patience!) with players, and all the yes-and'ing you could ever want.

Adam's great. He's a terrific, clear, fun Call of Cthulhu referee with a very relaxed vibe and a good sense of humor. He was also very kind and understanding when I had to back out of his game for completely unrelated personal reasons. Recommended.

Derek ran a great little "Learn to Play" session of Delta Green, pitched very well to the variety of experience our group had with the game system, genre, and VTT. He keeps things moving along without rushing, is clear with the rules and with scene description, and was very willing to entertain rule-of-cool and creative ideas even in a Learn to Play session. Recommended!

Kenny is a remarkably positive, encouraging, and patient play-by-post DM. He is really on top of communication, and the light, friendly, helpful tone he sets for his table is good vibes all around. He's also--and this is crucial for pbp!--a clear and competent writer, and makes good use of his tools (discord, avrae, tupperbox, and owlbear.rodeo). A great DM for both pbp beginners as much as we wizened veterans of r/pbp, etc.