10-24-2021, 04:12 AM
Key/Character: UnDivine/Ranym
Which Event: Salve Regina
Responsiveness: 10/10, responses were quick and everyone felt included!
Balance: 10/10 The puzzle was simple yet tricky, and the battles were really tense. They had a perfect balance to really put me on the edge of my seat.
Storytelling (Did it feel like an adventure, did the content of the narrations meet your expectations?): The narrations were full of fascinating details, and the story had me drawn right in. Descriptive without being overbearing.
Fairness: 10/10 It felt fair, I wasn't sure what to expect coming in as a slight outsider. But rewards felt both within the theme and surprisingly fitting. The risks were more terrifying in concept than actual payout. My heart DROPPED when I rolled a 1, thinking I was dead thanks to the buildup. It was a great moment that created tension without actual life loss.
Overall: 10/10. The ending was played in a way that acknowledged peoples stories and characters, and emphasis was put on character development more than items. The theme was thoroughly acknowledged with the placement of doubts and tests, and everything proved a deep awareness of the situation at all times from the DM.
Any other comments: Hipster has always had a knack for story from the Baruch days in E1. I'm happy to see how much more he's developed that skill into something I could never get enough of!
Which Event: Salve Regina
Responsiveness: 10/10, responses were quick and everyone felt included!
Balance: 10/10 The puzzle was simple yet tricky, and the battles were really tense. They had a perfect balance to really put me on the edge of my seat.
Storytelling (Did it feel like an adventure, did the content of the narrations meet your expectations?): The narrations were full of fascinating details, and the story had me drawn right in. Descriptive without being overbearing.
Fairness: 10/10 It felt fair, I wasn't sure what to expect coming in as a slight outsider. But rewards felt both within the theme and surprisingly fitting. The risks were more terrifying in concept than actual payout. My heart DROPPED when I rolled a 1, thinking I was dead thanks to the buildup. It was a great moment that created tension without actual life loss.
Overall: 10/10. The ending was played in a way that acknowledged peoples stories and characters, and emphasis was put on character development more than items. The theme was thoroughly acknowledged with the placement of doubts and tests, and everything proved a deep awareness of the situation at all times from the DM.
Any other comments: Hipster has always had a knack for story from the Baruch days in E1. I'm happy to see how much more he's developed that skill into something I could never get enough of!