Ask & Roll Fast
Answer Fate Questions and throw 3D dice without stopping to search the book.
Ask Fate Questions, roll on Meaning Tables, track your scenes, and stay close to the story.
A one-minute film of a solo session of "The Lantern Road" in Mythic GME, set to music with the app's own dice sounds and no voice. The player asks the Fate Question "Is the Salt Widow already on the Stair?" and throws two 3D d10s, which settle on Exceptional Yes. A new Scene, "The Drowned Door", starts at Chaos Factor 6, and its Scene Check comes up Interrupt Scene. A Random Event follows, and its Event Focus lands in the Adventure Log. The Tables tab opens the Actions Meaning Table, which rolls two words, and the player writes a note about what they mean for the story. In dice mode, formulas from several kinds of games roll in labeled, colored pools. On the Lists screen, a Characters list roll lands on "Whoever hid the ledger". The Adventure Log then scrolls back through the whole session. Short on-screen cards name each step. The film ends on the name Mythic GME Apps with both app icons, the line "Official Mythic GM Emulator apps. Now 1.7.", the line "In Mythic GME Mobile, some features need the Expanded Features in-app purchase." and the music credit: "Frozen Shimmer" by Punch Deck, CC BY 4.0.
Music: Frozen Shimmer by Punch Deck, CC BY 4.0
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Answer Fate Questions and throw 3D dice without stopping to search the book.
Use licensed Fate Chart and Meaning Tables in the flow of play.
Keep scenes, Characters, Threads, Custom Lists, and the Adventure Log together, with each answer and its roll on one row.
Bring in custom tables and save dice formulas with labeled pools in their own colors.
Mythic GME Mobile and Mythic GME Digital are available now, and TomeKeeper and Adventure Crafter are coming soon.
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Jason Holt
Mythic GME
Hi, I’m Jason. I build and maintain the official Mythic GME 2e apps in partnership with Word Mill Creative. Most days that means moving between code, support messages, Discord, and the feature board, looking for places where the apps can make real sessions smoother. I want the apps to make Mythic feel ready to play in one place, without pulling attention away from the story.
Ryan Holt
TomeKeeper
Hi, my name is Ryan Holt, the creative developer of Tome Keeper, a PDF reader for tabletop roleplaying games. As a TTRPG enthusiast who moves frequently, I’ve found it difficult to keep physical editions of these games, which is the preferred method for many. I searched for the “perfect” reader for my collection, but most readers came with excessive bloat.
So I asked myself, could I redefine how a user experiences a TTRPG rulebook? Can I get close to the immersion of a physical book and the experience that gives us? Tome Keeper is my answer—an attempt to elevate how we collect, open, and experience our vast PDF libraries for the games we love.