D&D 5E DMG page 274.

[Leatherhead]

Yes. Just the kinds of tables I wanted.

 

[Agamon]

Cool story, bro.

But, uh, some of us don't have the book yet...more info, please?

 

[GMforPowergamers]

ahhh!!! my girl ordered me the DMG but I wont see it until Christmas, don't make me wait 30 days to know what you find cool

 

[Morrus]

Yes. Just the kinds of tables I wanted.

Let's try to expand on the art of conversation, eh?

 

[guachi]

Monster Statistics by Challenge Rating

OP is such a tease!!!

 

[Leatherhead]

Oh sorry, wasn't sure how much I could say. The table on that page is "Monster Statistics by Challenge Rating". It's a handy little quick monster making tool. The next few pages go into ripping features from other monsters (like troll regeneration) and how they modify the CR. Also classes and spells. Then finally there is an "NPC Features" table for making NPCs out of the more commonplace monster races, it might be used to spitball some new PC rave stats too.

 

[SilverfireSage]

Or how about the tables on 280 and 281? ~100 different abilities and features that the monsters in the Monster manual have and what they do.

 

[Morrus]

Oh sorry, wasn't sure how much I could say.

There is no limit to your right to publicly talk in any way about a thing that you have bought, save for actual reproduction of it.

 

[ccooke]

Or how about the tables on 280 and 281? ~100 different abilities and features that the monsters in the Monster manual have and what they do.

Not just what they do, but if and how they affect the monster's stats for CR-calculation purposes when you apply them. That's pretty damn lovely, really

 

[Joe Liker]

This is the #1 reason I'm even buying a DMG, so I'm glad to hear you think they did it right!