Blank Character sheet/template for monsters?

[j_lovescoffee]

Does anyone know where I could find a blank fill-in sheet (similar to character sheets) for monsters? I'm in the process of designing a bunch of templated monsters, and having some sort of template would sure make it easier.

Thanks!

 

[Nyaricus]

here is the one i use in Microsoft word > all it is is the basic design of the monster manuel outline that i have typed up. its not exactly a character sheet, but for normal monsters, its enough. For guys that you are going to use for a long time, as a villain, etc, write em up using an actual character sheet.

 

[j_lovescoffee]

here is the one i use in Microsoft word ...

Hm, yeah, I have something along these lines already. Yours is prettier, but I was hopin' for something a little more quick and dirty. Dammit. Now *I* have to do the work. (I'll post it when I have it.)

 

[j_lovescoffee]

Here's the quick&dirty I came up with, as promised.

 

[Warden]

Not sure if you're still looking for something, but I have a blank sheet for characters and monsters, including a temporary column for creatures with barbarian rage, size alterations, or anything else. Maybe it could help.

 

[j_lovescoffee]

Not sure if you're still looking for something, but I have a blank sheet for characters and monsters, including a temporary column for creatures with barbarian rage, size alterations, or anything else. Maybe it could help.

Oh, hey. I like the shading thing you have going on. You have a couple things I missed too. Some good stuff. I may make an amalgamation of yours and mine. If I do, and its exciting enough to merit attention, I'll post it.

 

[shaggysnuggles]

Does anyone know where I could find a blank fill-in sheet (similar to character sheets) for monsters? I'm in the process of designing a bunch of templated monsters, and having some sort of template would sure make it easier.

Thanks!

D&D 5e Statblock Generator

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[Charlaquin]

D&D 5e Statblock Generator

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Welcome to the forums! I think the person you’re responding to has probably found a solution in the 18 years since they posted that question.

 

[aco175]

Was that still 3e days back in 2005?

 

[Charlaquin]

Was that still 3e days back in 2005?

Probably 3.5e, since that came out in 2003. But definitely not 4e, which was 2008.