Aki is a very mixed, very queer TTRPG Content creator from Toronto, Canada. A jack of all trades, you can also find her as an active player, co-producer & artist on @GobletsandGays, @AnimamAgere, and @OwnMech. You can also find her on her new project @seasonedstories. Well Seasoned Stories is an upcoming all BIPOC and incredibly Queer podcast network exploring stories from non Euro-centric legends. When she’s not juggling a thousand projects, you can find her playing Pokemon, drawing OCs and most importantly, watching cute animal videos. Follow her on Twitter @akinomii_art and check out her art portfolio.
Josie is lifetime player of RPGs, on both sides of the screen. She cannot stop making characters and will pretty much always be able to pull one out if there’s even an inkling of a game. She started tabletop gaming by running D&D 3.5, and now has expanded to a variety of other TTRPGs and LARPs. She also designs TTRPGs on the side. In her spare time she enjoys illustration, video games, movies, and being overwhelmingly queer. Follow her on Twitter @DragonGirlJosie and check out her art portfolio at josie-art.com.
Kim is an illustrator from the greater Boston area. Her journey into the realm of tabletop gaming began in 2016 with Fantasy Flight Games’s Edge of the Empire. Her achievements include playing Blades in the Dark for several years despite not knowing how the game works, and has never properly played Dungeons & Dragons. She is a former theatre kid who does not know how to read, and is passionate about hot, fictional dads. Follow her on twitter @kimdianajones, and find her artwork at kimkogut.com.
Minna got started in tabletop RPG in 2017, but roleplay and the magic of collaborative storytelling have been in her blood for a long time. If she were a dragon, she would hoard books, Discord servers, or possibly just docs upon docs of notes and background info on RP. If you want someone who’s going to get excited about spreadsheets, she’s your girl. Find her doodling, writing fanfic, and talking about the games she’s in on Twitter at @mynaminnarr. She can also be found discussing Discworld novels on @Atuin_pod.
Rhi is a dedicated storyteller and lifelong fan of RPGs. Upon being invited to play a new RPG, she will materialize in your room to hand you a character sheet, a novella about the character’s backstory, and a relationship diagram containing several potential NPCs. She started gaming in high school and now plays or GMs a wide variety of tabletop games. She’s also an advocate for accessibility in the RPG scene and runs Skill Check, a service that helps game designers create accessible game documents. Follow her on Twitter @rhiannon42 and visit her site at rpgskillcheck.net.