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<blockquote data-quote="Lackhand" data-source="post: 4016831" data-attributes="member: 36160">In answer to your question: I, too, would seriously consider laying down smackers on a book which seriously delivered on your OP. So, yeah, there's at least some market for it, I'm sure we'll get quality commensurate with its size.I still hold out fond (but probably to-be-disappointed) hope that we'll get this kind of information in the DMG. In the chapter on encounter guidelines, (which in my fantasy is much beefed up), in the subchapter on forest encounters, it goes into the suite of abilities to give a monster or group of monsters to make them a hag covey, a fey lord, or a swamp thing.In the subchapter on devils, it goes into how to make them lords of a town, graveyard commanders, or heretical cults.These are sort of templates, and sort of just adventure design guidelines; maybe the swamp thing template is That sorta thing.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lackhand, post: 4016831, member: 36160"] In answer to your question: I, too, would seriously consider laying down smackers on a book which seriously delivered on your OP. So, yeah, there's at least some market for it, I'm sure we'll get quality commensurate with its size. I still hold out fond (but probably to-be-disappointed) hope that we'll get this kind of information in the DMG. In the chapter on encounter guidelines, (which in my fantasy is much beefed up), in the subchapter on forest encounters, it goes into the suite of abilities to give a monster or group of monsters to make them a hag covey, a fey lord, or a swamp thing. In the subchapter on devils, it goes into how to make them lords of a town, graveyard commanders, or heretical cults. These are sort of templates, and sort of just adventure design guidelines; maybe the swamp thing template is That sorta thing. [/QUOTE]

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