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My general approach to stat blocks for bestiaries is to present a range of power options. Some low level types, some mid level, and a...

Shadowdark generally has one of each type of "NPC" monster. So there's one rogue, one pirate, one assassin, a wizard and an archmage...

Sure, but even being for a specific game system I sometimes really prefer more general descriptions and less specifics to keep the city...

So my book is Shadowdark specific, not system agnostic, so there will be stat blocks. Confined, for the most part, to a long appendix...

I was going to say almost no statblocks but this is a good reason to want them. You generally want to be able to pull out any of those...

Happy to help, I've done a lot of both personal and professional proofreading (I'm no paid editor mind you).

Would be happy to proofread/edit if you need extra eyes in the future ;)

On a mechanical level I'm thinking about using something I'd call NPC abilities. These would be abilities listed in a stat block that...

If you're not already planning this, a small table of like random city occupation / distinction might be useful for grabbing random NPCs...

Yeah, what they're doing, what makes these guys different and, for me, sample names, are great tools to have at the table. Your orc...

You hush.

Each of the wards has a list of 20+ jobs and types of folk in a list for just this purpose. Like this one... There will also be a...

Based on this I wrote up a list of ideas for two (or four) page spreads - Criminals and toughs Militia The Authorities (Watch and...

Yeah, this is the kind of thing I was thinking about. I favour a Skerples approach to bestiaries for SD, which means a range of stat...