Mike Mearls Games

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Mike Mearls Games has a thriving Patreon community with 74 paid members generating over $420 in monthly earnings. Mike Mearls, a renowned TTRPG designer with over 25 years of experience, is the driving force behind this successful platform. He played a pivotal role in the creation of 4th and 5th edition D&D, demonstrating his expertise and impact in the tabletop gaming world. Launched on January 21, 2024, the Patreon offers exclusive content, design insights, and guidance for creating 5e content, attracting a loyal and growing audience of TTRPG enthusiasts.

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I had requests for a spreadsheet that also supports champion and boss monsters. Here it is! Also, thanks to the a LOT of work by Paul over a

I made a spreadsheet that breaks down the math behind the current draft of Odyssey and lets you make monsters. Want to download it?

Before I dive into today's topic, a few housekeeping updates, then some words about improv and writing for DMs.

If you had a chance to read over the first draft of Odyssey, you can see that I've dropped damage types from the game.

Hey everyone! Today I've uploaded the working draft of Odyssey. It has mostly complete rules for characters. To make a character: Determine

Did you know that by the math of 5e, a 1st level spell is equal in strength to a 3rd level fighter's attack? That opens up some design space

Today we're taking a look at monsters with a sample orc stat block and the core rules for the new action economy for creatures.

They call them roleplaying games because, like an actor, you play a role. How does a game capture that?

Should a roleplaying game include rules for roleplaying your character? Is personality a mechanic?

I love the idea of rolling a handful of dice and getting your ability scores and starting equipment in one go. Time for a stupid die trick!

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Monster Mash. I Mean, Math

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Damage Types, Yes or No?

Odyssey Rulebook Draft

Limitless Casting

A Monstrous Personality

Personality Goes a Long Way

Rules and Roleplay

Char Gen and Stupid Dice Tricks

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