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Message: <blockquote data-quote="iserith" data-source="post: 6927082" data-attributes="member: 97077">I think it's fine as is. In the absence of specific in-game context, it seems like a burden on the DM. "Man, do I seriously need to come up with every beast in the forest?" In actual play, there's generally a reason why the player wants an accounting of favored enemies in the area, usually in my experience because the DM has already established the possibility of them being relevant in the scene (or a future scene). There's no need in those cases to generate a list of numbers, directions, and distances for the entire 6-mile radius - just what's relevant right now e.g.the undead in the next room, the dragon that everybody knows is coming but not when, etc. And thus there is no real burden on the DM in my view.</blockquote>