Like a tool for turning character sheets into monster stat blocks? I don't think there is one. In general, those 2 things follow different rules and serve a different purpose.
Just make an NPC stat block whatever you want/need it to be. Add class features, hit dice, actions, etc until it does what you want.
I already said something similar the last time you asked how to turn multiclass characters into an NPC stat block in 3 different forums at the same time.
as i see people critiquing others they forgot some caveat on MONSTER creation / stat bloc and spreading out the post allowing others to see it.
I am not aware of how to make the average HP accurate or proficiency , you can cannibalize other monsters and get close but from the ground up is best.
Average HP (any average dice roll actually) is easy, just add the highest possible roll to the lowest possible roll and divide by 2. For example 2d6+2 can roll between a 4 and 14, so the average is 9.
A monster builder tool is planned.
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Where can you get and easy conversion for PC's to stat block and examples of it already done, I.e. multiclass player
Like a tool for turning character sheets into monster stat blocks? I don't think there is one. In general, those 2 things follow different rules and serve a different purpose.
Just make an NPC stat block whatever you want/need it to be. Add class features, hit dice, actions, etc until it does what you want.
I already said something similar the last time you asked how to turn multiclass characters into an NPC stat block in 3 different forums at the same time.
im hoping there is a formula to apply
as i see people critiquing others they forgot some caveat on MONSTER creation / stat bloc and spreading out the post allowing others to see it.
I am not aware of how to make the average HP accurate or proficiency , you can cannibalize other monsters and get close but from the ground up is best.
Average HP (any average dice roll actually) is easy, just add the highest possible roll to the lowest possible roll and divide by 2. For example 2d6+2 can roll between a 4 and 14, so the average is 9.
A monster builder tool is planned.