I’ve had the joy of playing under Kylan’s GMing in five different TTRPG systems over the past five years: D&D, Daggerheart, Dragonbane, Monster of the Week, and Blades in the Dark. He’s led us on all sorts of different adventures, but the consistent elements have always been his fantastic storycrafting and worldbuilding skills, his ability to make learning the rules unintimidating to new players, and his commitment to fostering a welcoming and inclusive atmosphere at the table. He’s created memories for us that’ll be with us for the rest of our lives and introduced us to so many worlds that I’m honestly a bit sad I can’t move to IRL (although visiting them once or twice a month is a great consolation prize). It’s a great privilege to be able to explore the vast landscapes of his imagination. On a less sweeping note, another thing that makes Kylan’s games so immersive is how well he embodies the NPCs. This skill of his really helps encourage roleplay, too; it’s easy to overcome shyness with RPing when the characters feel so natural to interact with, and having their personalities so interesting and distinct from one another makes you really WANT to interact with them even if you do have a barrier like that. And speaking of barriers, he’s excellent about honoring boundaries and seeking out/responding to player feedback. Those are things that could get easily overlooked at another table, but they go a long way toward making sure everyone feels respected and comfortable.
I could keep going on about all the ways Kylan is a top-tier GM, but wouldn’t it be more fun to find them out for yourself? =-P