Month: December 2025

Character Sheets in Markdown from ToolsFromPavis

ToolsFromPavis — Early December 2025

This update continues the steady work of tightening Markdown output, improving reliability, and adding options that help GMs shape content to their preferred table format. All changes come directly from practical use of the MeG data pipeline and repeated testing in Obsidian.

At a glance

  • New Character Sheet output mode for Mythras statblocks generated from MeG data.
  • Markdown link rendering options: choose visible Markdown links or plain text.
  • Clearer filenames for Character Sheet exports (“CS” added automatically).
  • Formatting fixes across multiple generators for cleaner and more consistent output.
  • Markdown correctness fixes, especially in AP/HP sections.
  • Performance and reliability improvements in Markdown generation and preview.

Character Sheet mode (Obsidian Markdown / Preview)

  • When exporting MeG encounters to Markdown, you can now choose between the standard statblock format or a Character Sheet layout.
  • Standard Enemy Markdown
  • The Character Sheet option reorganizes the material to follow structure of a Mythras character sheet, which could help to create pregens for an adventure – try for example tag Core Codex or Pregen
  • Character Sheet exports automatically add “CS” to filenames so they stand out in your session files and downloads.

Link rendering options (Markdown)

  • A new toggle allows you to decide how links should appear in generated Markdown:
    • Visible links retain normal Markdown link markup.
  • Plain text removes link formatting for those who prefer simpler reading or cleaner printing in Obsidian.

Generator formatting

  • Several generators received formatting adjustments to keep headings, spacing, and lists consistent across outputs.
  • These changes aim to produce more predictable Markdown, especially when combining content from different generator types.

Markdown correctness fixes

  • AP/HP sections now render with the correct labels and layout, avoiding previous alignment issues.
  • Additional small corrections address bullet spacing, code block boundaries, and section ordering in a few edge cases.

Performance & reliability

  • Markdown generation and preview now complete more quickly, especially for large MeG encounter sets.
  • Stability has been improved for longer sessions and heavier loads, reducing slowdowns during repeat exports.

Getting started

  1. In the MeG Encounter Library, generate any encounter as usual.
  2. Choose Markdown export.
  3. Pick your preferred layout: Standard or Character Sheet.
  4. Select your link style: Visible or Plain text.
  5. Download or preview. Character Sheet files will include “CS” in the name for easier sorting.

If you notice anything unexpected in this update window, feel free to report it and it will be reviewed.

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