Joseph

Keilan is a highly responsive DM who does an incredible job utilizing tuppers so that you interact with important NPCs rather than have everything come via narration. They keep things moving smoothly and work well with both new players and experts alike. I highly recommend them and think their pace is perfect for players who prefer gaming at a moderate pace; I’m almost always having to catch up a little bit when I check in (1-3 times a day), but I’m not going to fall too far behind if I miss a day. They are someone that I have as a DM for three PBP adventures and look forward to the next one they offer!

I played a one-shot with Drew and was blown away with the creativity and effort he put in to making my experience so incredibly unique. It was a fantastic, fantastic, fantastic experience and you never hesitate to book a session with him. A+. 10/10. No notes.

Oh the patience! Oenanthe is running a PBP CoC campaign for two players and we can’t seem to get our schedules coordinated. Nonetheless, the campaign soldiers on - it is incredibly interesting and well run - because of the their efforts.

Bacon is absolutely brilliant. I jumped in on a speed run of multiple campaigns and had the opportunity to play a character from level 16-20. Crazy fun. Great board management. 10/10. No notes.

Zhakata has homebrewed a gritty world that is enormous in scope and very, very interesting. I've played a lot of D&D in my life and only the original Temple of Elemental Evil can compare in captivating me. The characters he creates have real depth to them. There are blurred lines between good and evil. Good characters do bad things. Bad characters do good things. He works to make the players' characters multi-dimensional as well. What Zhakata created is brilliant. Ingenious, in fact. The campaign leaves me wanting to live in the moment while simultaneously jump ahead to see what will happen next.