mimir

This skill should be used when the user asks to "check encounter balance", "review CR", "is this too hard", "is this too easy", "balance my encounters", "encounter difficulty", "TPK check", "deadly encounter", "party level check", or mentions "challenge rating", "encounter math", or "XP budget". Analyzes module encounters against party composition using D&D 5e math to identify deadly, trivial, or unbalanced fights.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "audit loot", "check treasure distribution", "review magic items", "is loot balanced", "treasure by level", "too much gold", "not enough magic items", "wealth check", or mentions "treasure placement", "loot tables", or "magic item distribution". Audits treasure and magic item placement across modules and character inventories to flag wealth imbalances, rarity mismatches, and loot gaps.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "create a D&D campaign", "make a new module", "add an NPC", "create an encounter", "search for monsters", "find D&D items", "search for spells", "list campaigns", "set up a dungeon crawl", "create a mystery adventure", "add loot to characters", "search for traps", "manage character inventory", "build an adventure", "populate a dungeon", "give items to players", "create a villain", "add treasure", "write session notes", "create campaign document", "add world lore", "campaign-level document", "upload a map", "place tokens", "level up character", "set ability scores", "set currency", "search races", "search classes", "search backgrounds", "search feats", "search conditions", "delete module", "delete character", "delete document", "create campaign", "export campaign", "import campaign", "homebrew item", "homebrew monster", "homebrew spell", "create custom monster", "create custom item", "create custom spell", "clone monster", "clone item", "clone spell", or mentions "Mimir campaign", "D&D 5e authoring", or "dungeon master tools". Provides MCP tools for campaign management, module creation, NPC authoring, character management, map/token placement, document management, homebrew content creation, and catalog searching.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "create a D&D campaign", "make a new module", "add an NPC", "create an encounter", "search for monsters", "find D&D items", "list campaigns", "set up a dungeon crawl", "create a mystery adventure", "add loot to characters", "search for traps", "manage character inventory", "build an adventure", "populate a dungeon", "give items to players", "create a villain", "add treasure", "write session notes", "create a player character", "edit a character", "update character stats", or mentions "Mimir campaign", "D&D 5e authoring", or "dungeon master tools". Provides MCP tools for campaign management, module creation, character creation and editing, and catalog searching.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "map NPC relationships", "show character connections", "analyze NPC network", "who knows who", "faction relationships", "visualize NPCs", "NPC web", "character relationship map", or mentions "NPC connections", "social network", or "faction dynamics". Maps relationships between NPCs by faction, location, and document references to identify hub characters, isolated NPCs, and missing connections.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "pressure test my campaign", "stress test this module", "find plot holes", "what if players do X", "test my adventure", "challenge my scenario", "poke holes in my plot", "adversarial review", "player-proof this", or mentions "edge cases", "breaking the campaign", or "unexpected player actions". Adopts an adversarial player mindset to find plot holes, dead-ends, and exploits before game time.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "prep for session", "review before game night", "session checklist", "am I ready to run this", "pre-session review", "game prep", "DM prep check", or mentions "running tonight", "session tomorrow", or "game day prep". Runs a comprehensive pre-session checklist covering content, NPC readiness, encounter balance, and contingency planning.