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Mythosa

The following PDFs detail the campaign world of Mythosa.

5th Edition

Below are world-agnostic, 5th Edition-specific documents I've put together.
  • 5E Reference Sheet - A sheet summarizing treasure table totals and percentage chance of success for skill levels versus DCs.

Miscellaneous

Files that don't fit the above categories can be found below.
  • Python Random Generators - A Python program that is similar to TableSmith and includes a number of tables that have been converted to Python. It is just a generator and does not have the same functionality as TableSmith. Instructions on setup are included in the README file. To use, unzip and read the README.

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