OFFICIAL PARTNER Word Mill Creative

GM-less Play At Your Fingertips

Ask Fate Questions, roll on Meaning Tables, track your scenes, and stay close to the story.

  • 4.8 App Store rating
  • Mobile + desktop
  • No subscriptions

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Benefits

Why players choose Mythic GME Apps

Ask & Roll Fast

Answer Fate Questions without stopping to search the book.

Trust Official Content

Use licensed Fate Chart and Meaning Tables in the flow of play.

Track Your Stories

Keep scenes, Characters, Threads, and the Adventure Log together.

Customize Tools

Bring in custom tables and save the dice formulas you use most.

Inside the workspace

Screens from the desktop app: Fate Chart, scenes, dice, tables, and your Adventure Log in one place.

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Join the community

Join the Community

Talk with Mythic players, share feedback, and ask questions.

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Get Help Fast

Find answers, report issues, or send me a message.

Support & FAQ

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From the makers

Jason Holt

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.

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Ryan Holt

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.

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