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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Voadam" data-source="post: 8722008" data-attributes="member: 2209">Giant animals are dire animals with bone spike projections.Fiendish monsters. Regular monsters described as evil looking, particularly summoned ones. No rules adjustments really needed.Lots of Half-Dragons. I might give them a monster energy resistance and a one shot breath weapon if I didn't find anything suitable off the rack.Ridiculous multi-template looking monsters. Not sure how you would reskin something in 5e though to make an advanced two-headed pseudo-natural giant hunting spider.I would go with foregrounding NPCs who follow iconic 3e alignment class rules. Lawful Good paladins with a reputation as such. Chaotic Bards and Barbarians. Lawful monk orders. I would not require it of PCs but I would have the expectation in world that if you are a paladin people expect goodness. If you are a known assassin people expect evil. Barbarians and bards are wild and crazy guys.I agree with using the 3e Greyhawk default pantheon. Based on a number of 3e games I was in feel free to have no other Greyhawk context in the setting but go all in on the core PH pantheon.</blockquote>