Malve Studios
@malvestudios.bsky.social
The best way to find Professional Game Masters for your TTRPGs. Vetted GMs handpicked for your favorite in-person or virtual Tabletop Games at your leisure.
And it's finished.
January 14, 2026 at 10:51 PM
And it's finished.
To top it off, our GMs are required to audition to work with us. We know the quality of every GM before we pull together a table for them to run.
January 13, 2026 at 5:46 PM
To top it off, our GMs are required to audition to work with us. We know the quality of every GM before we pull together a table for them to run.
Fair Pay = Fair Play
We take a capped $5 from every seat at an online table. A good portion of that $5 goes to processing, the rest keeps Malve running. There is no admin bloat here - that means the GM keeps the lion's share of what you pay.
Stable tables. Fair pay. Human accountability.
We take a capped $5 from every seat at an online table. A good portion of that $5 goes to processing, the rest keeps Malve running. There is no admin bloat here - that means the GM keeps the lion's share of what you pay.
Stable tables. Fair pay. Human accountability.
January 13, 2026 at 5:18 PM
Fair Pay = Fair Play
We take a capped $5 from every seat at an online table. A good portion of that $5 goes to processing, the rest keeps Malve running. There is no admin bloat here - that means the GM keeps the lion's share of what you pay.
Stable tables. Fair pay. Human accountability.
We take a capped $5 from every seat at an online table. A good portion of that $5 goes to processing, the rest keeps Malve running. There is no admin bloat here - that means the GM keeps the lion's share of what you pay.
Stable tables. Fair pay. Human accountability.
There's no searching involved and no algorithm to push someone who is just working the system. When the player struggles with a table, they get to talk to the CEO to correct it, not just going back to the search bar. You talk to someone who knows both you and the table you're playing at.
January 13, 2026 at 5:18 PM
There's no searching involved and no algorithm to push someone who is just working the system. When the player struggles with a table, they get to talk to the CEO to correct it, not just going back to the search bar. You talk to someone who knows both you and the table you're playing at.
This is done for 2 reasons:
1. Table Longevity - we want our tables to last and finish a campaign together. Tables fall apart because of a lack of chemistry
2. Relationships - Becoming friends matters. We believe tables are built on trust, comfort, and shared expectations.
1. Table Longevity - we want our tables to last and finish a campaign together. Tables fall apart because of a lack of chemistry
2. Relationships - Becoming friends matters. We believe tables are built on trust, comfort, and shared expectations.
January 13, 2026 at 5:18 PM
This is done for 2 reasons:
1. Table Longevity - we want our tables to last and finish a campaign together. Tables fall apart because of a lack of chemistry
2. Relationships - Becoming friends matters. We believe tables are built on trust, comfort, and shared expectations.
1. Table Longevity - we want our tables to last and finish a campaign together. Tables fall apart because of a lack of chemistry
2. Relationships - Becoming friends matters. We believe tables are built on trust, comfort, and shared expectations.
February 13, 2025 at 9:55 PM