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Aliya is a storyteller, improviser, and lifelong lover of the stage who found her way to Dungeons & Dragons when a packed schedule kept her from local live theater. As a Dungeon Master with two years of experience running 5e, she brings a deep passion for character-driven narratives, collaborative storytelling, and the joyful chaos of improv. For her, TTRPGs are more than just games, they're a creative outlet where players can build worlds, forge bonds, and share in something truly magical. 

 Hello, I am Amondread (my Main on WoW when I played). I have played various TTRPG’s over the past 7 years, but the one I have played the most is DnD. I am new to being a DM, but so is everyone at some point, right? I love seeing what everyone brings to the table and want to help bring it out as much as I can. I want to provide a challenge, and give you the opportunity to succeed in epic, and hopefully, funny ways that will be memorable. 

I began playing Dungeons & Dragons in 1979 with the Basic/Expert Edition and soon moved on to 1st Edition. When 2nd Edition arrived, family life took priority, and I stepped away from the game for many years. In 2016, I rekindled my passion—creating adventures, maps, and even running a Patreon for two years to share homebrew content. Eventually, I realized I enjoyed the creative process far more than producing content on a schedule, so I closed the Patreon to focus on what I love most: playing and DMing. 

Mitch has been a huge fan and player of TTRPG for over 2 decades. Starting with family playing on nothing but a notebook and pen. Over the years he has learned many different systems and style of play that works well to build a story all players enjoy being a part of. Pathfinder and starfinder are his main gaming systems today. Having spent the last 6 years being a player and a DM in each system. Running year long sandbox campaigns is his specialty adding twist and turns into every plot point to keep players on the toes. 

Hello there! I discovered Dungeons & Dragons in 2023 after falling in love with Baldur’s Gate 3 and quickly dove headfirst into tabletop play. After forming a group of new players with coworkers and close friends, I stepped behind the screen to run one-shots and discovered a passion for game prep and storytelling. I’ve since run both homebrew adventures and published modules, most recently Malady of Minarrh. My DMing style emphasizes character-driven stories, meaningful roleplay, and creative problem-solving, creating fun and engaging experiences for both new and veteran players.

 I started designing games around age 10 with a chess-inspired wargame that used video game mechanics like HP. In 2007, I discovered D&D through story-less dungeon crawls with a group of brothers and was instantly hooked. Since then, I’ve run and played in D&D 3.5/5e, Call of Cthulhu, Cyberpunk, Fantasycraft, Mutants and Masterminds 2e/3e, and GURPS.

For 5e, I’ve built a level 1–20 dungeon boot camp, fully converted Tomb of Horrors, created a recipe-free crafting system for iconic gear, and designed a tense sword & sorcery hack so satisfying I shelved my own TTRPG system. Now I’m building a “self-rearranging infinity dungeon”—a thin-prep gauntlet for DMs that challenges players and showcases the crafting system. 

Hej hej! Paprotka Here! I started to DM for my friends few years back and quickly came to love it. I know few systems, but the one closest to my heart is the DND 5e. I've created many words, destroyed them and made them as a playground for the players to tell their stories. Because it's your story that matters. In my campaigns there are always ways to go wild, opportunities to bend the rules and think outside the box, as the unpredictability can make it more... Interesting. 

Hi, I’m Ross, a GM, player and writer of TTRPG campaigns. I’ve only been a part of this community for roughly 3 ½ years, but in that time, I have played and run multiple systems. Totalling hundreds of sessions, GMing an Actual Play and writing my own D&D 5e campaign book. I’ve also GM’d for people from lots of different countries.

I see TTRPGs as a way to tell a story and create things with everyone at the table. I endeavour to have an inclusive and representative table, understanding that our stories are better when they’re diverse.

Most importantly I want people to have fun at my table. Whether that be fighting the BBEG, crying at the loss of a favourite NPC, cheering for their victories, celebrating pockets in dresses or spending their imaginary coin in a shopping episode!

G'day, adventurers! You have stumbled into the domain of Seraphis, an aspiring master of chaos, deception, and (mostly) organized storytelling. Since October last 2024, I have been weaving tales of heroic triumphs, devastating defeats, and just enough shenanigans to keep my players from taking themselves too seriously. From one shots that left characters scarred (emotionally and physically) to campaigns that have tangled the fates of entire realms, I am still learning the craft but with every roll of the dice, I grow stronger. 

I was a product of gamers, with some of my first memories of listening to my parents playing original DnD. And, by the age of 4, started to make monsters for their games. By the age of 9, having learned THAC0 and more, I was then allowed to join in, where Sundays was family RPG days for the house.

Since then, I have DMed for World of Darkness games (Werewolf the Apocalypse, Vampire the Masquerade, ect), DnD DMing back in 3.5 era, ElfQuest & RuneQuest. I have 30+ years of role playing knowledge. And I have been working with ToD running 5e games (homebrew world) since November 2024 - teaching others to play and even helping other DMs and building one shots.