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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Balesir" data-source="post: 5966506" data-attributes="member: 27160">It occurs to me that I maybe see this in 4e monster design already where some don't have the opportunity to.I use the old (offline) Monster Builder program; I have entered many of the updates and Essentials monsters into my copy as I have gone along in my campaign. As a result, if I want to run up a "new orc", I do have pretty much this. I can take an existing "basic" orc and search for "orcs" and anything else thematically similar in the "holding box" pane, then drag-and-drop powers and traits from one side to the other. Tweak it a bit manually if I feel the need (I usually do), and I'm done.So, yeah, if 5e gives a system (including the software) by which I can do that, it'll be a plus point for it.</blockquote>