I’m Paul and I’m the DM. I’ve been roleplaying about as long as my twin brother, Matt. I started with Werewolf, DnD 2E and Rifts, but branched out to 3E and 3.5E, Star Wars, D20 Modern, Pathfinder, Call of Cthulu, and have now settled into 5E. My family and I live in the Portland Metro area where I spend my days as a Chiropractor. My downtime is spent making maps, writing intros, and brainstorming how to wallop my players. My favorite thing about D&D (and all roleplaying, for that matter) is making something that I think is cool and having friends experience it and change it with their actions, all while building a beautiful, exciting, and hopefully coherent story. There’s nothing better than going on an adventure with your friends!

Hey everyone, I’m Jordan and I play Ebi (as well as Burt Bertram). My first exposure to D&D was playing Dark Sun: Shattered Lands on PC (had to launch with MS Dos!) back in the early 90’s—also that game is still amazing and worth checking out. My friends and I spent countless hours playing Final Fantasy II and III (American versions obviously), Chrono Trigger, and any other NES or SNES RPG we could get our hands on. I then graduated to actual Table-top D&D, when not playing Baldur’s Gate 2, Neverwinter Nights, or Diablo (I and II) on my PC. I live near the “point of the mountain” in Utah with my wife and 2 wonderful kids. When not slingin’ dice with these fools, I work for a tech startup and fastidiously engage with all things blockchain and crypto.

I’m Scott and I play as Rousse/Joph and occasionally Ember. Roleplaying games have been part of my life since I was a child. My first Final Fantasy game was the original Final Fantasy on the Nintendo, but since there was only one save file slot my older siblings did not let me play it. Instead, I logged into their file and ran around exploring the world and leveling up their characters. Since then, I’ve beaten every single main numbered game in the series. I’m an avid video and tabletop gamer. I honestly have too many hobbies; juggling all of them is tough. I live in the Pacific Northwest with my wife and three kids.