I love watching my players come up with unexpected ways of approaching different situations, and the way that every game is different.

I make lots of D&D related bits on my 3D printer, though trying to fit everything I print into my bag is a struggle! I’m also a dice goblin who has started making his own, which surely can’t go wrong!

I really enjoy running campaigns, and seeing characters grow in all kinds of ways, as well as creating one-shot adventures that are often inspired by very random conversations!

I then took a brief break until 2023. Thanks to Dungeons & Daiquiris I have rediscovered my love for the game in my retirement. Having played before most of the lore was even new, it’s been great learning all about the classic Sword Coast setting and I was giving the chance to run some one-shots.

This led to me creating my Fenmere Crossing setting and I now get to run a whole campaign with a great group of players. We’ve dived straight into the 2024 rules, and my campaign shares a whole lot of relevant content for the setting, including my favourites Ghosts of Saltmarsh and Sword Coast Adventurers Guide.

I also have some surprises lined up for the party next year!

What more could I want in life?

I’d like to think my players would agree that together we make some fun adventures come to life!

I own a large number of physical 5e Core rule and adventure books and nearly all of the core 5e and 2024 digital books on DNDBeyond.

When I DM I’ll share content with my players and more or less give them the freedom to pick from all the options available to them; I love to see what my players manage to come up with when presented with all that choice!

Sean, Jake (Be At One General Manager) and myself started Dungeons and Daiquiris because we wanted to found a group that would keep going and not fizzle out.

I’m proud to say we’re still going and growing today nearly two years later!