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<blockquote data-quote="maggot" data-source="post: 2774110" data-attributes="member: 1005">The 3.0 DMG had entire stats for single-classed characters of all classes from level 1 to level 20.&nbsp; The stats were pretty hard to mine though because magic items were written as 1-12: potion of cure light wounds, 2-5: mw longsword, 6-9 +1 longsword, etc.The 3.5 DMG doesn't even have all the stats.&nbsp; They leave some gp unspent and have you select some feats and stuff.&nbsp; You get stats for some characters at select levels (5,10,etc.).&nbsp; I'm really not that familiar with it because it was an incredibly lame step backwards.I've always wanted a product that listed one NPC per page, fully statted out.&nbsp; No personality, just stats.&nbsp; That would save me.&nbsp; If it had one character of each level 1..20, that would be 220 pages, so maybe PDF would be best.With that product, you could have a stat block &quot;Fighter 4&quot; or &quot;Fighter, but Str 18&quot;, or &quot;Fighter 4, ranks in spot instead of intimidate&quot;.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="maggot, post: 2774110, member: 1005"] The 3.0 DMG had entire stats for single-classed characters of all classes from level 1 to level 20. The stats were pretty hard to mine though because magic items were written as 1-12: potion of cure light wounds, 2-5: mw longsword, 6-9 +1 longsword, etc. The 3.5 DMG doesn't even have all the stats. They leave some gp unspent and have you select some feats and stuff. You get stats for some characters at select levels (5,10,etc.). I'm really not that familiar with it because it was an incredibly lame step backwards. I've always wanted a product that listed one NPC per page, fully statted out. No personality, just stats. That would save me. If it had one character of each level 1..20, that would be 220 pages, so maybe PDF would be best. With that product, you could have a stat block "Fighter 4" or "Fighter, but Str 18", or "Fighter 4, ranks in spot instead of intimidate". [/QUOTE]

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