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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Stoutstien" data-source="post: 8662358" data-attributes="member: 7020569">That's one of the key problems with trying to target DMs as a market. Gaps in skills and needs are so different. like I think random tables are a 100% waste of ink and page space but some DMs live off them. I happy middle ground would be to have a sample table and then a format for building them rather than having 8 dozen of them.In the end you would need to ether make a dozen different approaches or try to form a single primary style and build from there. Neither of those are all that practically for 5e. The only way I see that could work is to have material focused on a single aspect of the game. You could have an entire book on encounter building and how to modify them for different theme, challenge, and pacing changes. I wouldn't use it but man could I name a handful of DMs Id probably gift it to.</blockquote>