D&D 5E How can I contact Mike Mearls and ask him about Adamantine weapons?

[Elderbrain]

I apologize if this is the wrong place to post this (feel free to move it, moderator), but I am wanting to ask, or have someone else who knows how to contact him ask, Mike Mearls if Adamantine weapons will be in an upcoming book (i.e. Xanathar's Guide to Everything) or will be otherwise addressed in a article, etc. It is annoying that they still haven't fixed this omission. Please, can anybody help? Thank you!

 

[guachi]

Twitter.

 

[ccs]

So what are you going to do if his answer is no?

 

[CapnZapp]

You don't need to answer that, Elderbrain...

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[ccs]

You don't need to answer that, Elderbrain...

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True, you don't have to answer me. But you should consider the answer in case he says no. Or doesn't reply.

 

[Staccat0]

Out of curiosity, what is the omission?

 

[Motorskills]

If you hang outside his house, or outside his children's school, that should do the trick!

 

[Dausuul]

Out of curiosity, what is the omission?

Presumably, the fact that the DMG contains magic item listings for adamantine armor, but not adamantine weapons.

That said, we do have rules for adamantine weapons: They deal normal damage to creatures like golems, which are immune to damage from ordinary weapons. Assuming this is the only benefit of adamantine weaponry, it would be odd to devote space to it in the DMG. "This weapon is just like a normal weapon, but more adamantiney!"

On the other hand, there are no entries for them in the magic item tables, and that does seem like an omission--if you hand out treasure by rolling on the tables, you'll occasionally drop adamantine armor but never an adamantine weapon.

 

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[transtemporal]

Just give him a call. Wait, I've got his number here somewhere...