His games tend toward the "realistic" side of D&D, where vivid descriptions may make you question the moral grey-area players often find themselves in. He supplements 5e with his own house rules such as Crit tables and various other quality of life and tension-enhancing improvements. He is not a DM that tries to punish or "play against" his players. He endeavors to be fair and entertaining, and in his experience, some of the best moments happen when "mistakes" are made and things take an unexpected or unintended turn! The important thing to remember is that everyone is telling a story that all enjoy, together.