D&D 5E NPCs: Where can I find more?

[Pickaxe]

Are there any collections of 5e NPCs beyond the MM and Volo's? And are there expansions of the lists of modifications for applying a monster or race to any NPC?

I'm particularly interested in just having a wider diversity of levels of different classes. For instance, it would be nice to have a druid-type that is less than 4th level, or between the MM druid and an archdruid.

But any additional plug-and-play NPCs would be helpful.

--Axe


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[Ath-kethin]

The various published adventures include a ton of NPCs of varying levels and classes. All you need to do is find one you like and file off the serial numbers.

 

[werecorpse]

DM's guild has a few PDFs of NPC's - 5e NPC foe expansion is a good one. There are others about humanoid monsters that are similar iirc

 

[Shiroiken]

Tome of Beasts has a few good NPCs. Also Adversaries and Allies (DMs Guild) is all about new NPCs.

 

[Pickaxe]

Thanks for these helpful responses!


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[ProgBard]

Tome of Beasts has a few good NPCs. Also Adversaries and Allies (DMs Guild) is all about new NPCs.

Much obliged, [MENTION=6775477]Shiroiken[/MENTION], for pitching my stuff so I don't have to be so gauche as to come in and do it myself.

 

[mcmillan]

Ultimate NPCs:skullduggery is a nice collection of NPCs with each being presented at different levels. Now available from the publisher but kickstarter page has some more details

https://nordgamesllc.com/product/ultimate-npcs-skulduggery/
https://www.kickstarter.com/project...uggery-for-5e-pathfinder-and-sa?ref=discovery

 

[ProgBard]

Ultimate NPCs:skullduggery is a nice collection of NPCs with each being presented at different levels. Now available from the publisher but kickstarter page has some more details

https://nordgamesllc.com/product/ultimate-npcs-skulduggery/
https://www.kickstarter.com/project...uggery-for-5e-pathfinder-and-sa?ref=discovery

Second this one. It's a great book, and has both named NPCs built with class levels and a nice collection of generic statblocks as well.

 

[Goober4473]

The Planar Bestiary has a bunch of Sigil-themed NPCs that work well as generic NPCs too.

 

[akr71]

Second this one. It's a great book, and has both named NPCs built with class levels and a nice collection of generic statblocks as well.

Here's a third vote!