This all started when my nephew asked what my dream job would be. I surprised myself by saying "professional game master", something I dismissed as unrealistic before. He then said he wanted to be a unicorn, and since my goals seemed much more achievable by comparison I set to work creating Tabletop Quests.

In 15+ years as a game master I have: written a role playing murder mystery for 20 players; introduced people with no gaming experience to RPGs though film-inspired games; hosted gaming weekends; run games for streamers and children and everyone in between; written two gaming systems; created hundreds of pages of homebrew content; and of course run heaps of campaigns in loads of systems.

Through all this I have learned how to customise the game for the players at the table. My goal is to run a game that you will enjoy, and I can't wait to find out what that is.