B. Dave Walters is a Storyteller & proud Scoundrel American. He is best known as the writer of Dungeons & Dragons: A Darkened Wish for IDW comics, and creator and DM of the Black Dice Society streaming show for Wizards of the Coast.

An actor, producer and game designer, Edward has become an increasingly recognisable name within the TTRPG actual play scene, on account of his character-driven and award-nominated work across a variety of projects, including autumnal miniseries Beyond the Brook, Rowan, Rook and Decard's Till Death Do Us Heart, My First Dungeon's Paint the Town Red, RPGeeks' Orbital Blues: Blackstar, Wounded Warrior Project's Eden Falls, and the imagined next chapter in Middle-earth's history, The Fourth Age.

A 24 year veteran in the Tabletop Games Industry, Elisa Teague has worked on over 100 published card and board games, written for various RPGs including Dungeons & Dragons, the Marvel Multiverse TTRPG, Welcome to Nightvale, The Crooked Moon, Gloomhaven, Imarian Nights, Wardlings, Kids on Bikes, and many more.

Elisa was previously Senior Producer of Roleplaying Games at Renegade Game Studios, where she wrote and produced roleplaying books for the Power Rangers, G.I. Joe, and Transformers RPGs as well as Vampire: the Masquerade and the World of Darkness line. Known for social intrigue, deep mystery plots, and puzzles in her writing, she wrote the chapter on how to use puzzles in your game for D&D’s Tasha’s Cauldron of Everything, was lead designer of board games such as Geek Out!, Kingdom Hearts Talisman, Betrayal at House on the Hill: Widows Walk, and co-designer and art director of Apocrypha Adventure Card Game, and has designed puzzle events and ARGs for some of the largest companies and events in the world.

"Oh, don't ask. He's so old he'd played this color box and that color book and blah blah blah. If you ask me, he was playing D&D in the womb. And don't ask about where he's played it. Everywhere. That's the short answer. The only continent he's not played on is South America. Isn't that interesting? No? I didn't think so either.

He's a giant geek, and a nerd and if you really want to avoid being stuck in a conversation with him, don't mention history, Star Trek, or Star Wars. In short, he likes to talk, loves to learn, and isn't afraid to engage in conversation. You've been warned."

Storytelling has been a part of Guy's life since he was old enough to hold a crayon in his fingers. Growing up in a family of storytellers, Dungeons and Dragons was not really a choice game, but a way of life. From the early age of 10 he began playing, and hasn't stopped since. Studying Film, and specifically scriptwriting at the Durban University of Technology, and working in the television industry as an award-winning script writer and voice actor, Guy focused on mastering his craft: telling good stories.

In 2016 Guy started the YouTube channel: How to be a Great GM which, today, boasts over 200 000 subscribers and an active and loyal following on twitter and discord. Producing over 500 videos on how to tell a better story within the RPG context quickly moved from passion to full time occupation when in 2018 Guy published his first book: The complete guide to creating Epic campaigns. With over 25 000 PDF copies sold, it proved to be the first of many books. In 2019 Guy was the DM for the official D&D Twitch channel and ran two successful seasons for the Ghosts of Saltmarsh supplemental book, and later for the Descent into Avernus book.

Since then, Guy has continued to write books, most recently successfully kickstarting his latest book: The practical guide to becoming a great GM. He continues to run games, make videos and write and now lives in London, England - the place where dragons live...

Mháire is an author, translator and professional GM from Germany and the face of the Orkenspalter TV channels, which have been a core meeting place for the TTRPG community in Germany for more than ten years. Mháire is known as an ambassador of TTRPG gaming, a prolific storyteller and GM for all kinds of games from realistic historical settings for the German public broadcast channels to epic Sci Fi and high fantasy games in any setting she finds herself in.
Mháire brings a broad knowledge of archaeology and anthropology to the gaming table, filling imaginary worlds with both the fantastical and realism.

As a professional GM and host of Orkenspalter TV she has produced or been in around 2000 videos of TTRPG book reviews, actual plays, guides and panels.

As a GM, she is known for her reliabilty working with different publishers, agencies and broadcasting channels, but also for her ability for and joy in improvising and creating settings, scenes and NPCs on the spot. She has written over 20 books and games supplements spanning several IPs and games as well as three novels based on a TTRPG game.

Apart from gaming she also works as a translator and sometimes as a voice-actress. She also produced and took part in a documentary film about driving a mobile home from Germany to China to pick up an animatronic dinosaur for a TTRPG movie.

In the heart of vibrant Vancouver, The GM Tim (he/him) stepped into the realm of roleplaying games, weaving tales of adventure, magic, and camaraderie. A proud advocate for diversity and inclusivity, his theatre-of-the-mind style captivates players and garners recognition across the RPG community.

Completed Quests:

• Featured on prestigious podcasts: Hook and Chance, Mastering Dungeons, and Dungeon Master’s Block
• Enchanted players at luxury gaming events: D&D in a Castle and D20 Cruises
• Penned thrilling adventures for the D&D Adventurers League
• DMed games and Mentored fledgling GMs with Baldman Games
• Explores the final frontier, streaming Lost Voyages - Star Trek Adventures on Twitch
• Fostered a love for literature with Appendix Lit – a diverse, inspiring monthly Book Club
• Dazzled audiences as Game Master of Fierce Adventures, a live D&D Drag show

The GM Tim’s epic stories unite players from all walks of life, inviting you to embark on an unforgettable journey that transcends the gaming table, forever etching your memories with the magic of shared tales. Are you ready to join the adventure?

An industry veteran, Mike’s first projects included the Mind's Eye Theater system for White Wolf and also the Street Fighter RPG, both released in the 90’s. Mike went on to manage a variety of departments at White Wolf and ultimately became CEO of the company in 2002. The list of games Mike’s contributed to and influenced is too long to list, but he is a consummate fan of the hobby and the RPG experience. Plus, if you buy him a beer, he’ll tell you stories.