GM Ryan A
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Ryan Adams is a lover of the stories, memories, and players found in great TTRPG games. Currently passionate about D&D 5e and is giving it his best to ensure great games for all involved. He lives in Las Vegas with his family and beloved dog.
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Reviews I've given (10)
Dungeons and Dragons is synonymous with role-playing games, and for good reason! It has a little bit of everything someone would want. It's easily learned, accessible for many player types, and has lots of written material to draw from as a GM and to play with as a player. As a Game Master, I've been utilizing the new 2024 Rules and my players and I have been having a blast with them and will continue to! D&D will always be a RPG giant but it's not perfect, every game system has things they excel at and fall short in. But for the average RPG player, they'll enjoy D&D 5e 2024.
Travis is an excellent game master in many ways but especially for players who are seeking deep involvement in the story. He ensures that you'll have your time to shine and be a part of the story as a hero and not just a side character. He encourages role play among each other to develop bonds with each other as you adventure alongside each other. I've had a great time with Travis, even as a game master myself, he's allowed me to be a player and have a great time. He is always open to feedback and happy to hear you out in any way to help you enjoy your time more. Thanks for the adventures, Travis, here's to many more!
Josh is a welcoming DM who strives to ensure his players feel comfortable. I joined an adventure mid-campaign and was able to join easily. His NPCs are fun and memorable and help move the adventure along as needed. The combat is satisfying so far and makes good use of Roll20 maps. If you are looking for a DM who offers shenanigan-welcoming and fun atmosphere for your adventure, you should consider Josh!
I signed up for one of his audio seminars. He walked us through everything from the basics up to the ins and outs of the program that he uses to organize audio inputs and outputs. There was significant change with some of the client's audio and if you need a course on how to possibly improve your audio, tune into the Admiral's workshop.
