Pull up a chair.
Professional game mastering for groups who want the good stuff: prepared worlds, real stakes, and sessions that start on time. Whether you've got a full party or you're a party of one looking for a table, there's a seat here.
Online Sessions
$20–30 per player · 4-hour adventures · played over video + virtual tabletop
The flagship. You and your group, or a group I'll help you find, gather at a virtual table with everything ready: maps, music, tone, and a world that reacts honestly to what you do. I host and configure the tabletop myself, so your setup stays minimal.
- One-shot adventures: a complete story in one sitting
- Campaign play: ongoing worlds with consequences that stick
- New-player friendly: rules taught at the table, no homework
Convention Games
Find the table with the candles.
I run events at conventions around the Midwest: gothic horror and sci-fi mystery one-shots built for strangers to become a party in four hours flat.
- This year: tables at Origins, Gen Con, and Archon
- Every month: RPG Day at Miniature Market
- Gamehole Con: I'll be there, just not behind a screen
Private & Group Sessions
Your people, your occasion, my table.
Private sessions are shaped entirely around your group: your tone, your table, your pace, and a shared story they'll reference for years.
- Any occasion: birthday one-shots, game-night upgrades, friend-group adventures
- For organizations: a unique team experience, not a trust fall in sight
- All experience levels: total newcomers and veterans at the same table
How booking works
- Session Zero, free every time. We meet for an hour. You tell me what you're hoping for; I pitch tone, system, and structure. No charge, no commitment.
- We pick the game. System, schedule, safety tools, and table expectations, all agreed before anyone rolls.
- You play. The world's ready when you arrive. Your only job is to show up and make interesting choices.
The games
My shelf leans toward small and independent publishers, the studios taking real creative risks.
Vaesen
Nordic gothic horror; mysteries with teeth
Coriolis: The Great Dark
Sci-fi mystery in a haunted ruin of a star cluster
The Electric State
Melancholy road-trip sci-fi
Dragonbane
Fast, classic fantasy with a grin
Forbidden Lands
Open-world survival fantasy; the wilds don't forgive
Symbaroum
Dark fantasy where every secret has a price
Cosmere RPG
Sanderson's worlds, faithfully run
Call of Cthulhu
The classic for a reason
FAQ
I've never played a tabletop RPG. Can I really join?
Yes, and you might be my favorite kind of player. Rules are taught at the table in the first fifteen minutes. If you can answer "what do you want to do?", you can play.
What is Session Zero, exactly?
A free one-hour conversation before any paid session: the game you want, the tone you're comfortable with, scheduling, and safety tools. It's how we make sure my table is your table before money changes hands.
How do online sessions work, and what platforms do you use?
Whichever platform fits your game, and I keep your side of the setup light. Foundry VTT runs in your web browser with nothing to install, because I host it myself. Alchemy also runs in the browser, with a free account to join. Fantasy Grounds uses a free client that you install once, and my license covers your seat, so there is nothing to buy. For voice and table chat, we use the platform's built-in audio or my Discord server, which also serves as the home base for my tables between sessions. In every case you pay nothing for software, and I tell you exactly what to set up before your first session.
What do I need to join an online game?
A computer, a microphone, and a way to hear the table, either headphones or speakers. A camera is welcome but never required. You do not need physical dice, because the virtual tabletop handles the rolls. A stable internet connection completes the list.
Do you run games for kids or families?
Family tables are welcome, and tone and content get tuned in Session Zero. For minors, a parent or guardian books and stays involved.
What's your cancellation policy?
Life happens, one crisis at a time, after all. Reschedule up to 48 hours out, no questions. Inside 48 hours, we'll work it out like adults.
Do you use AI to run your games?
For prep and production, yes. To run the table, never. I use AI the way a GM uses a published module or a rules wiki: to verify rules and pressure-test encounters before we play, to brainstorm when I want a partner that asks sharp questions, and to rough out a first draft of a handout or table that I then rewrite. Everything that reaches you has been reviewed, revised, and put in my own voice. What AI can't do is the real job: reading the room, calling for the right roll at the right moment, and improvising when your crew finds the door I didn't plan for. That part is human, and it always will be.
Can you run a session for my workplace or team event?
Absolutely. See Private & Group Sessions above. It's a collaborative adventure built around your group.