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I put together an easy-to-use template Google Docs for Monster Stat Blocks in 5E. Link included. Resources. The template looks like this. As promised, the doc link is here. It isn't perfect but it captures the feel of a MM stat block without requiring a program or image embedding.
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I use it to generate blocks by feeding monster/npc/character data from a db and exporting them to web pages.
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I've made a google spread sheet you can copy to make your monster creating easier. The sheet also calculates the creature's CR based on the instructions from the DMG. You can download the instructions and the link to the sheet for free here: http://www.dmsguild.com/product/248949/StatBlock-Maker-Google-Sheets.
My preferred environment is Google Docs (Drive), but if I have to I can use ODF as long as the documents convert nicely. Microsoft Word formats won't likely work for me. Does any have/know of a set of templates I can use in my files?
A tool for the discerning DM, these compact stat blocks will allow you to compile the vast arrays of creatures, monsters and NPCs in your campaign into a singular distilled, yet easy-to-navigate, document.
