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Evangelizing the board gaming & RPG hobby & using to support community. More meeples for more peoples!

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I found this great guide after a little searching. Apparently the Annual also has a more explicit guide for monster creation in it as well ($30 for a PDF is a bit steep for me, I'd prefer a physical book). ravencrowking.blogspot.com/201


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Does anyone have any good guides for creating an converting monsters for ? The information in the core rulebook is a bit light.

There is more information for customizing the undead, creating unique dragons, and creating demons. However, there isn't a lot about rounding out a Stat block or things of that nature (unless I'm missing something).

Published and online material welcome.

Thanks.


I found this great guide after a little searching. Apparently the Annual also has a more explicit guide for monster creation in it as well ($30 for a PDF is a bit steep for me, I'd prefer a physical book). ravencrowking.blogspot.com/201

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Ben Milton's Knave 2e book is chock full of tables for all sorts of things. It's a great resource.

Unfortunately, there's no included list of all the tables in the book and, despite being only 80 pages or so, I still have a hard time finding what I am looking for.

For that reason, I compiled a list of Knave 2e's tables and posted it online. I hope it helps someone else.

monsterwrangler.blogspot.com/2


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I converted some monsters for an upcoming game using Ben Milton's Knave 2e. As I convert more monsters to the system, I'll collect them all in what I'm calling the Promptuary of Pernicious Perils.

I am using the stats from Chris Gonnerman's excellent Basic Fantasy Role Playing Game (BFRPG) as a jumping off point.

Hopefully others will find them useful.

First up? Goblins of all sorts and dire wolves.

monsterwrangler.blogspot.com/2


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I found this great guide after a little searching. Apparently the Annual also has a more explicit guide for monster creation in it as well ($30 for a PDF is a bit steep for me, I'd prefer a physical book). ravencrowking.blogspot.com/201


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Does anyone have any good guides for creating an converting monsters for ? The information in the core rulebook is a bit light.

There is more information for customizing the undead, creating unique dragons, and creating demons. However, there isn't a lot about rounding out a Stat block or things of that nature (unless I'm missing something).

Published and online material welcome.

Thanks.


I found this great guide after a little searching. Apparently the Annual also has a more explicit guide for monster creation in it as well ($30 for a PDF is a bit steep for me, I'd prefer a physical book). ravencrowking.blogspot.com/201

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Tags: #dungeoncrawlclassics #dcc #ttrpg #rpg #osr #dnd

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Ben Milton's Knave 2e book is chock full of tables for all sorts of things. It's a great resource.

Unfortunately, there's no included list of all the tables in the book and, despite being only 80 pages or so, I still have a hard time finding what I am looking for.

For that reason, I compiled a list of Knave 2e's tables and posted it online. I hope it helps someone else.

monsterwrangler.blogspot.com/2


Tags: #knave2e #ttrpg #rpg #osr #nsr

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Jim Jones

I converted some monsters for an upcoming game using Ben Milton's Knave 2e. As I convert more monsters to the system, I'll collect them all in what I'm calling the Promptuary of Pernicious Perils.

I am using the stats from Chris Gonnerman's excellent Basic Fantasy Role Playing Game (BFRPG) as a jumping off point.

Hopefully others will find them useful.

First up? Goblins of all sorts and dire wolves.

monsterwrangler.blogspot.com/2


Tags: #knave2e #promptuaryofperniciousperils #bfrpg #rpg #ttrpg #osr #nsr

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