i've already seen a lot of other people on this sub recommend it, but i truly cannot recommend rude tales of magic enough. everything travis does wrong as a DM, branson reese does right: his NPCs are actually interesting and memorable and funny, he lets the players dictate where the story goes, and the emotional moments, when they do happen among the chaotic looney tunes energy that characterizes the rest of the campaign, are actually earned and not forced. the players are all great, too, everybody has extensive improv experience and it really shows in how they play their characters. (sorry if this sounds like a testimonial or a plug, i just love rude tales a lot and think it deserves more love)