Helping RPG players find games, game masters find players, and stores fill seats - one connected place instead of a dozen scattered group chats.
Who I help
- RPG players looking for a table
- Game masters looking for players
- Game stores looking to fill seats
My story
How this started
I discovered D&D at 12-13 and loved it, but could only get a handful of games in - I could never reliably find people to play with.
Years later, after going back to college in my 30s, I tried to get back into D&D as an adult and hit the exact same problem again. There was no central hub - games were fragmented across a dozen different sites and social media apps, and I was honestly surprised no one had built one yet.
I ran an online game myself for two years, and it was easier to fill an online table than an in-person one - I could draw players from across the entire US instead of just my local area. That was direct, lived proof that the bottleneck was never interest. It was discovery.
Legendary DMs and the first attempt
In 2020, during COVID, I saw paid game masters emerging as a real trend and started the "Legendary DMs" Facebook group, growing it to about 1,700 members. I built a site that year and started a game scheduler, but I was doing it solo alongside a lot else going on in life, and I dropped the project.
Picking it back up
Recently I revisited that old YouTube channel and noticed some videos had racked up thousands of views - real, if delayed, evidence the audience interest had been there all along. Combined with having grown a lot as a software engineer since 2020, and building being genuinely easier now with today's tooling, that's what pushed me to pick the idea back up.
I posted articles first and got immediate traffic, which is what actually started this build for real - I started building the app itself in June 2026.
I'm also building a character builder now, so new players can build a character without having to read through numerous rulebooks first - it already has real signups from players waiting on it.
What I believe
- Tabletop games are one of the last real ways to socialize face-to-face in a world that keeps getting more divided and more isolated.
- The barrier was never interest - it was that finding the right table, GM, or store has always been scattered across a dozen disconnected group chats and forum posts.
Proof
Legendary DMs Facebook group reached about 1,700 members
Early YouTube content reached thousands of views per video
The character builder already has real player signups before launch
Articles by Andrew Blase
The One Ring RPG 2e Journey Rules Guide
Run The One Ring RPG 2e journey rules from route planning through travel roles, Marching Tests, events, Fatigue, and arrival, with a worked example that keeps the road connected to the adventure.
Andrew Blase
The One Ring RPG 2e Loremaster Guide: Session Zero to Encounters
A source-checked Loremaster workflow for The One Ring RPG 2e: run session zero, design a local campaign, frame and pace scenes, build Loremaster characters, and use journey events, councils, and Eye Awareness.
Andrew Blase
The One Ring RPG 2e Setting and Lore Guide: Eriador, Factions, Rivendell, and Wilderland
Run The One Ring RPG 2e setting as play: Eriador's roads and ruins, factions with real needs, Rivendell as a hard-won refuge, and Wilderland as a frontier beyond the Misty Mountains.
Andrew Blase
The One Ring RPG 2e Eriador Guide
Use source-backed Eriador regions in The One Ring RPG 2e as playable campaign frames: safe homes, old roads, ruins, wary communities, and dangerous wild country.
Andrew Blase
The One Ring RPG 2e Maps Guide
Use maps in The One Ring RPG 2e to choose destinations, compare routes, record discoveries, and make distance, terrain, and landmarks matter to the Company.
Andrew Blase
The One Ring RPG 2e Shadow and Hope Guide: Hope, Shadow Points, Miserable, and Madness
Spend Hope well, track Shadow points by source, read the Miserable condition, handle bouts of madness and Shadow Path Flaws, and plan recovery in The One Ring RPG 2e.
Andrew Blase
WFRP 4e Equipment and Encumbrance Guide: Buy for Problems, Pack for the Route
A practical WFRP 4e equipment guide: choosing trappings for the next problem, handling money and availability, and packing within your Encumbrance limit without turning travel into bookkeeping.
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WFRP 4e Money Guide: Coin, Status, and Useful Spending
Making WFRP 4e money create decisions instead of accounting: what coin says about Status, what a character can plausibly ask for, and where to spend it.
Andrew Blase
WFRP 4e Weapons and Armour Guide: Training, Protection, Mobility, and Repair
Picking WFRP 4e weapons and armour for the fight you expect: weapon training, reach in a crowded room, armour coverage and its costs, and what you can afford to repair afterwards.
Andrew Blase
WFRP 4e GM Guide: Sessions, Scenarios, NPCs, Corruption, and Insanity
A working WFRP 4e Gamemaster guide: a session rhythm, scenarios built as problems in motion, quick NPCs, Status-aware social scenes, and the Corruption and Psychology rules checked against the Core Rulebook.
Andrew Blase
WFRP 4e Lore Guide: The Old World, the Empire, Reikland, Gods, Factions, and Chaos
One WFRP 4e setting guide covering the Old World, the Empire, Reikland, the gods and cults, local factions, and Chaos, with Core Rulebook-checked facts and advice for making each one matter at the table.
Andrew Blase
WFRP 4e Channelling Guide: When to Gather Magic Before Casting
When to Channel in WFRP 4e: the wizard is asking the party for time, protection, and trust while dangerous energy gathers close at hand.
Andrew Blase
WFRP 4e Divine Magic Guide: Prayers, Duty, and Consequences
WFRP 4e divine magic as a relationship rather than wizardry with different words: prayers, cult expectations, and the consequences of visible faith.
Andrew Blase
Twilight: 2000 RPG - The Complete Field Guide for Players and GMs
A practical, source-checked introduction to Twilight: 2000 4th Edition: what the game is about, how its survival campaign works, who will enjoy it, and where a new group should start.
Andrew Blase
Twilight: 2000 Character Creation Guide - Archetypes, Careers, Attributes, Skills, and Coolness Under Fire
Build a Twilight: 2000 survivor from start to finish: archetypes or life paths, attributes, the 12 skills, specialties, military and civilian careers, Coolness Under Fire, and the personal ties that make a character belong in the campaign.
Andrew Blase