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Bells is a great GM. He was more than capable of rendering Miyazaki's world via the Obojima world for 5e. He painted beautiful pictures, used the unique mechanics of the world, and allowed the two of us to just play. He was super chill and allowed for creative use of spells. I really enjoyed our session and would easily recommend Bells to those looking for story-driven character-first games.

I've done two Dagger heart sessions so far, and Josh blew the other out of the water. He knows the rules extremely well to the point that feels fluid. For a new system, it felt like Josh had been playing Daggerheart for ages. He is welcoming and kind, and encourages player creativity. And under the surface, it sounds like he has some voices too. I think if you are looking for your first Daggerheart game, Josh is a great choice. His game is affordable and well worth the money.

Filamena ran a solid learn to play session for Daggerheart. I could tell how enthused she was to have a table full of storytellers and that came through the whole session. She was patient in explaining a rules system that was new to all of us. She'd be a great person to learn the system with!

Sonder was great! She ran Public Access, a game not commonly found at least in my experience on Roll20. I felt like I left with a good understanding of how the game works.

Ryan is a new and up-and-coming GM. He comes mostly from a theater background, which translates into him caring about story and characters. In our entertaining one shot, he did have moments where he was unsure or perhaps could have moved the story flow differently, particularly in combat. However, it was very clear that Ryan wants to grow and improve and he actively seeks feedback from players to make his table the best it can be. I believe with more time GM'ing under his belt, Ryan will be running great games! I would recommend his table, especially while his one shots are still free.