Lots of statistics from the Monster Manual

jaldaen · Jun 4, 2008

Awesome work! Would you mind making a word doc or pdf with this information in it? I'd love to have this as a reference.

If you already have one worked up, then please feel free to email me at: joseph.dm.miller@gmail.com

Thanks!

infax · Jun 4, 2008

Just chiming in to thank you.

The stats look very useful.

One of the things I'm missing from the MM is the break down of monsters by origin and type (undead, giant, aberration; acquatic, fire, air) like we used to have in 3e. I wonder if WotC will provide those readily on DDI after the official launch date.

blargney the second · Jun 4, 2008

That's just awesome!

A propos of nothing, which class has radiant attacks against Will?

Ander00 · Jun 4, 2008

blargney the second said:
That's just awesome!

A propos of nothing, which class has radiant attacks against Will?

Cleric, Paladin and Wizard have those.

cheers

Scribble · Jun 4, 2008

Nice post... Very useful. I second the request for this to be a PDF!

blargney the second · Jun 5, 2008

Thanks, Ander00!

Rechan · Jun 5, 2008

What had resistance to poison beside Undead and the green dragon? I find that a shame, because I like poison damage.

Also, cool work.

keterys · Jun 5, 2008

Wow, thanks. Seriously.

Aria Silverhands · Jun 5, 2008

Yeah, just what a roleplaying game needs to encourage: number crunching. It's my opinion that number crunching like this only undermines what a roleplaying game is supposed to be and I blame it on crpg's, mmo's, and the internet.

Rechan · Jun 5, 2008

Aria Silverhands said:
Yeah, just what a roleplaying game needs to encourage: number crunching. It's my opinion that number crunching like this only undermines what a roleplaying game is supposed to be and I blame it on crpg's, mmo's, and the internet.

Why not blame candy and staying up late while you're at it?

Clearly, kerbarian saw this as fun, otherwise he wouldn't have spent the hours necessary to do it. This level of number crunching is indicative of someone who uses stats on a daily basis. He probably is a math major or some other researcher (or has access to SPSS).