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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ren1999" data-source="post: 6278849" data-attributes="member: 85179">Monsters from the bestiary can be modified to be challenging to any level party by using this point system to construct easier or harder to kill monsters. In this system..Monsters start with1 action for each arm, tail and leg(if the monster uses its legs to attack)1 reactionMonsters max at 2 actions per attacking limb and 2 reactions3 traits(such as resist fire, dominate, etc.) from its Bestiary listingat 1st level to 9th level, resist traitsat 10th level+, the resist traits become immune traits Each ability score starts at 14Humanoid monsters max at 20 ability soreNon-humanoid monsters max at 30 ability scoreArmor Class starts at AC14If the monster does not have spell-like traits, it's hit points are +1d10 per level and it's attack is +1d10 every 5 levels.If the monster has spell-like traits and fights, it's hit points are +1d8 per level and it's attack is +1d8 every 5 levels.If the monster depends only on spell-like traits, it's hit points are +1d6 per level and it's attack die is +1d6 every 5 levels. The spells do +1d12 damage every 5 levels. Multiply the con mod by the level and add it to the hit points after the final constitution score is determined.The Monster's Level determines how many times it can;raise an ability score by +2,or raise its armor class by +1, or give it an extra action per turn,or give it an extra reaction per turn,or get a new traitThe monster can also sacrifice an ability score by -2, or lower its armor class by -1, etc, to raise another score.Monsters can't trade hit dice or multiplied attack damage dice.</blockquote>

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