Evan
Game Master
Evan
Game Master
Evan
he/him
I’m Evan, and I’ve been playing D&D for about 10 years now—almost half my life, haha! I grew up immersed in theatre, thanks to my mum being a drama teacher at universities in London and a director for many plays. It certainly had an impact! One might say it encourages a bit of improvisation, who knows?
I specialise in horror campaigns, creating that eerie atmosphere, but I’ve explored many other themes as well! I really enjoy getting to know your characters on a personal level and understanding the intricacies of their decision-making, as well as weaving in your backstories. I tend to delve into them a bit too much...
Lastly, I’m based in the UK! I look forward to running a session for you soon, whether in person or online!
Cheers,
Evan
How I conduct games
How do I run games...
Well, that’s a pretty tricky question depending on which side of me you want, haha! As I mentioned, I love to incorporate horror into my games, but I think the most important aspect of my approach is the "And then therefore" methodology. I really enjoy crafting deep story campaigns or even one-shots where everything in the narrative has a "therefore this happens" effect. Everything is part of a bigger story. So, to put it simply, how I run games depends on the players; however, I am a massive fan of deep, emotional storytelling!
Dungeons & Dragons
Craft your own fantasy story with Dungeons & Dragons. Assemble a group of brave heroes, outsmart traps, negotiate with dragons, and seize treasure in vibrant worlds. Imagine the camaraderie of The Lord of the Rings, but you decide the paths, the battles, and the conclusion.
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The villain I became too attached to…
I do love a classic posh British villain with their cane and suits, being a lord and all. Some may recognise this from a campaign called the Crooked Moon, but I adore Phillip Druskenvald so much that I had some art done for him and often use it as my profile picture, haha!
The snack that powers my prep…
Red Bull.
Red Bull.
Red Bull.
A house rule I will always stand by…
Gaining an Exhaustion level when you go down on death saves! I love this house rule that I use at many of my more experienced tables, as it feels like there are real consequences for going down, especially in horror campaigns!
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