After reading Chapter 1 (three pages), I would recommend jumping to a specific section that catches your eye using the table of contents below, or to skim through the document until you find something you're interested in. It is filled with a lot of dense, technical writing that lacks art to break it all up. The appendix contains premade stat blocks and other monster content that you can use with minimal preparation or effort.Īs a word of advice: don't try to read this entire document in one sitting. In tandem with the official books, this document will show you how to make monsters, insert them into an encounter, and determine their behavior during combat.
Welcome to Badooga's Monster Guidelines! I do a lot of monster homebrew for 5e, and this document compiles all of the tricks and techniques for creating monsters that I've learned over the years.
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