How long have you been working in adventure games?

2 years

How would you describe your style?

My playstyle is more loose and accepting than most Dungeon Masters. I prefer to have awesome party moments even if it means bending the rules of the game a little. Many of the parties I’ve run games for still talk about the epic moments they had in their campaigns even years after the games ended.

I like to focus on who the party is as people and make you feel like a main character in a fantasy novel. Your character is a person to me who has their own motivations and desires. I like to create dynamic storylines where your character gets to develop and become a fully fleshed-out person. Due to this, my games usually end up being more role-play heavy with the occasional life or death fight.

My games often circle around themes that I pick out for each individual campaign. Previous themes for other campaigns I’ve ran include: imposter syndrome, the realities of immortality, science vs. magic, and fatalism. I also like adding other elements to the story that other campaigns might not have such as death systems and elaborate pantheons.

What makes you unique as a performer?

Nine times out of ten my games take place in a homebrew world that I made for your characters to explore. Your backstories and suggestions get added to the world to help make it feel like something personal to you and your party.

I also love to use homebrew classes, races, and items. My favorite company is Mage Hand Press. As long as the homebrew is balanced, I’m all for letting my party members use it!

Also, the rule of cool is my best friend. If it’s cool enough, I’ll allow it to happen. If you can convince me, I’ll let it happen. I prefer to play this way because it allows you to use your imagination as much as you want and it lets really epic moments happen that wouldn’t happen otherwise. My table is really a “”yes and”” kind of table.

What else should people know about you?

As a queer neurodivergent woman myself, acceptance and respect are the most important things at my table. I expect everyone to be kind and courteous to each other and to me. I don’t allow PvP. You’re all supposed to be working toward the same goal. No one should leave the table upset.

My table is open to players of all identities. If you’ve ever felt like you didn’t belong at a table because of your race, gender, sexuality, or disabilities, you’re more than welcome here and I’d love to have you!

What tabletop game systems can you run?

I love Dungeons and Dragons 5e and Call of Cthulhu.

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

I use Discord for voice, Roll20 for maps and rolling, and Theater of the Mind for everything else!