Patrick is an award winning storyteller.

Although he can never quite make up his mind on medium: writer, improviser, voice actor, game designer. And when you call yourself a raconteur, people think you’re an asshole. They’re probably right.

Anyway, here are a few things Patrick has worked on:

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Unbalanced Encounters

Patrick is the showrunner and editor (and, frequently: GM, writer, producer, and composer) for Unbalanced Encounters, a multi-award-winning actual play podcast:

With the environmental urgency of Studio Ghibli's Princess Mononoke, the goofs and gaffs of The Adventure Zone, and a brilliant original score — Unbalanced Encounters promises a fascinating world, hours of soaring elation and moments of captivating heartache.

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Sprites

Through Grimm Games and Three Sails Studios, Patrick is designing and writing Sprites: a post-collapse monster training TTRPG. Crowdfunding in 2027.

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Waste & Wild

Patrick, along with Cinderblocksally and RiftKid Games, designed and wrote Waste & Wild, a weird-west setting for Kobold Press’ Tales of the Valiant.

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Game Design Contributions

Patrick has contributed, in one form or another, to a variety of TTRPGs such as The Cunning Folk (Grimm Games) and Ivory Tower (RiftKid Games).

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Art by Emily Greymoore, Patrick’s beloved wife.

Art by Emily Greymoore, Patrick’s beloved wife.

For inquiries and collaboration requests, email: [email protected]

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Appearances

Patrick appears regularly as a panelist at conventions like GenCon and PAX Unplugged.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xrtoq0ons5Q

He’s also a frequent guest on podcasts like DM of None, The Roll Report, and Kobold Chats.

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Reading

The Mezzanine and Gun Island. Recently finished: The Lacuna, A World to Win. Follow along on PageBound.

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