Generic Monster Statblocks

This table provides the core statistics for monsters of different Level. The GM can add relevant Monster Traits to flesh out the statblock. The Movement depends on the nature of the monster, usually somewhere between 1 and 3 Zones.

Level	AC / DC	HP	d20 Bonus	# Attacks	Damage	DPR
0	10	2	0	1	1d4	2
1	11	5	1	1	1d6	3
2	12	10	2	1	1d8	4
3	13	15	3	2	1d6	7
4	14	20	4	2	1d8	9
5	15	25	5	2	1d10	11
6	16	30	5	2	1d12	13
7	16	35	6	3	1d10	16
8	16	40	6	3	1d12	19
9	17	45	7	3	2d8	27
10	17	50	7	4	2d6	28
11	17	55	8	4	2d8	36
12	18	60	8	4	2d10	44
13	18	65	9	4	2d10	44
14	18	70	9	4	2d10+1	48
15	19	75	10	4	2d12	52
16	19	80	10	4	2d12	52
17	19	85	11	4	2d12+1	56
18	20	90	11	4	2d12+1	56
19	20	95	12	5	2d10+1	60
20	20	100	12	5	2d12	65

These statistics are balanced assuming the monster has no other mechanics. If you give a monster lots of other abilities, recognize that this will increase the "level" of threat it poses.

A monster's Attack represents them doing anything that requires a Check. They can be used for more than just dealing damage, but the damage roll provides their baseline effectiveness.

Ability Scores

Monsters usually only need a Physical Defense and a Mental Defense.

Whichever one they are better at is equal to their d20 bonus.

Whichever one they are worse at is equal to one of the following:

• -2
• 0
• Half their d20 bonus
• Their full d20 bonus

GM discretion applies. The GM may define their ability scores exactly should the rare need arise.

Silly Strong Monsters

These monsters are almost certainly too strong for most campaigns.

Level	AC / DC	HP	d20 Bonus	# Attacks	Damage	DPR
21	21	105	13	5	2d12	65
22	21	110	13	5	2d12+1	70
23	21	115	14	5	2d12+1	70
24	22	120	14	5	2d12+2	75
25	22	125	15	5	2d12+2	75
26	23	130	15	5	2d12+3	80
27	23	135	16	5	2d12+4	85
28	24	140	16	5	2d12+5	90
29	24	145	17	5	2d12+6	95
30	25	150	17	5	2d12+7	100