How long have you been working in adventure games?

Starting now!

How would you describe your style?

I prefer casual fun, storytelling, and roleplaying aspects of tabletop games over everything. Weaving a tale of adventure with friends is far more rewarding to me than knocking down waves of bad-guys without much reason. I won’t skimp on combat, puzzles, or exploration in the slightest, but I love to tell stories.

What makes you unique as a performer?

When I write/host games, I make it a habit to include every character in their own side plots and story arcs, in addition to rewarding player choice/professions more than the standard game allows for. If your character, for example, wishes to become a master chef, I will make sure that you’re well rewarded for gathering ingredients, cooking for your party, and pursuing your dreams. You may even find some fierce competition.

What else should people know about you?

I’m friendly and open, so if you have issues with the game, story, or even other players, you can feel safe and secure giving me your thoughts. This isn’t middle school; talks between you and your GM should be private unless desired otherwise. Whatever issues arise, we can all work on them together.

What tabletop game systems can you run?

My personal preference is to D&D Fifth Edition and I also write my own tabletop systems often. I have some experience with Pathfinder and 4E, and some D6 systems.

What apps or software do you use to run your games?

Roll20 is my current software of choice.