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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. 

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!