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[3.5] Looking for good Monster Generator

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#1
tadask_nezerull
Dec 30, 2011 14:19:38 Hey all, I'm a DM that commonly DMs for my group every Saturday, and sometimes on Sundays, and I'm currently running the group through a sort of campaign setting I call The Nexus, similar to Sigil, but on a much more grand scale (All game/book/mythology universes). Anyways, I'm looking into finding a program, website, or excel sheet if possible which I could use to create a monster from scratch, and output a basic statblock (which I can modify where need be from there). I was hoping to find something that did the calculations for me (I've a very busy schedule, and don't always have time to generate 5-6 new creatures in addition to planning out an adventure), such as Base Attack from hit dice, saving throws, hit points from hit dice, and the final totals after statistic modifiers. Eitherway, if anyone knows where I could find something like that, I'd be greatly appreciative.

P.S.: Not looking for a generator that adds hit dice/class levels to a creature. Those are easy to find. This, however, has thwarted hours upon hours of search.
#2
Thorsbjorn
Jan 17, 2012 2:06:38
Hey all, I'm a DM that commonly DMs for my group every Saturday, and sometimes on Sundays, and I'm currently running the group through a sort of campaign setting I call The Nexus, similar to Sigil, but on a much more grand scale (All game/book/mythology universes). Anyways, I'm looking into finding a program, website, or excel sheet if possible which I could use to create a monster from scratch, and output a basic statblock (which I can modify where need be from there). I was hoping to find something that did the calculations for me (I've a very busy schedule, and don't always have time to generate 5-6 new creatures in addition to planning out an adventure), such as Base Attack from hit dice, saving throws, hit points from hit dice, and the final totals after statistic modifiers. Eitherway, if anyone knows where I could find something like that, I'd be greatly appreciative.

P.S.: Not looking for a generator that adds hit dice/class levels to a creature. Those are easy to find. This, however, has thwarted hours upon hours of search.

There's something called the Singin Sheet that does the calculations for you in 3.5. I can't find it online anymore as I think the creator moved on to 4e, but I have both a two-page version and a 4-page Eberron version. They're both Excel files. If your email has a big enough capacity, I can simply email them to you. I still use them for the 3.0/3.5 campaign I've been running for 9 years now. They're great! :-)

#3
tadask_nezerull
Jan 20, 2012 0:03:25 I'd be glad to have a look at them, go ahead and send them to The_Dark_Templar11111@yahoo.com

Glad someone finally suggested something other than the generator at Dingle's Games >.>
#4
Thorsbjorn
Jan 21, 2012 2:38:47
I'd be glad to have a look at them, go ahead and send them to The_Dark_Templar11111@yahoo.com

Glad someone finally suggested something other than the generator at Dingle's Games >.>

Okay, Tadask, I just sent you the 2-page version. I hope your email has a large storage capacity, as it's 1.6 MB.

I've just sent you you the 4-page version too. Oddly it's only 986k.

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#1 tadask_nezerull Dec 30, 2011 14:19:38	Hey all, I'm a DM that commonly DMs for my group every Saturday, and sometimes on Sundays, and I'm currently running the group through a sort of campaign setting I call The Nexus, similar to Sigil, but on a much more grand scale (All game/book/mythology universes). Anyways, I'm looking into finding a program, website, or excel sheet if possible which I could use to create a monster from scratch, and output a basic statblock (which I can modify where need be from there). I was hoping to find something that did the calculations for me (I've a very busy schedule, and don't always have time to generate 5-6 new creatures in addition to planning out an adventure), such as Base Attack from hit dice, saving throws, hit points from hit dice, and the final totals after statistic modifiers. Eitherway, if anyone knows where I could find something like that, I'd be greatly appreciative. P.S.: Not looking for a generator that adds hit dice/class levels to a creature. Those are easy to find. This, however, has thwarted hours upon hours of search.
#2 Thorsbjorn Jan 17, 2012 2:06:38	Hey all, I'm a DM that commonly DMs for my group every Saturday, and sometimes on Sundays, and I'm currently running the group through a sort of campaign setting I call The Nexus, similar to Sigil, but on a much more grand scale (All game/book/mythology universes). Anyways, I'm looking into finding a program, website, or excel sheet if possible which I could use to create a monster from scratch, and output a basic statblock (which I can modify where need be from there). I was hoping to find something that did the calculations for me (I've a very busy schedule, and don't always have time to generate 5-6 new creatures in addition to planning out an adventure), such as Base Attack from hit dice, saving throws, hit points from hit dice, and the final totals after statistic modifiers. Eitherway, if anyone knows where I could find something like that, I'd be greatly appreciative. P.S.: Not looking for a generator that adds hit dice/class levels to a creature. Those are easy to find. This, however, has thwarted hours upon hours of search. There's something called the Singin Sheet that does the calculations for you in 3.5. I can't find it online anymore as I think the creator moved on to 4e, but I have both a two-page version and a 4-page Eberron version. They're both Excel files. If your email has a big enough capacity, I can simply email them to you. I still use them for the 3.0/3.5 campaign I've been running for 9 years now. They're great! :-)
#3 tadask_nezerull Jan 20, 2012 0:03:25	I'd be glad to have a look at them, go ahead and send them to The_Dark_Templar11111@yahoo.com Glad someone finally suggested something other than the generator at Dingle's Games >.>
#4 Thorsbjorn Jan 21, 2012 2:38:47	I'd be glad to have a look at them, go ahead and send them to The_Dark_Templar11111@yahoo.com Glad someone finally suggested something other than the generator at Dingle's Games >.> Okay, Tadask, I just sent you the 2-page version. I hope your email has a large storage capacity, as it's 1.6 MB. I've just sent you you the 4-page version too. Oddly it's only 986k.