If you want a warlock monster, you're better off using one of the warlock stat blocks from Volo's that trying to plug in a warlock PC. The thing is PCs and monsters are constructed in entirely different ways and there's no quick conversion between the two. Ie go PC character sheet > monster stat block > Encounter builder. I’d be happy to just be able to make a character in the character builder, and then export it over to the Homebrew monster creator, so I could plug it into an encounter.

Maybe reign in the condescension, I'm aware of what he meant. It would save us a ton of hours of work to make NPCs and those NPCs wouldn'T clog our character screen. If we could have the ability to just import our characters into that monster homebrew builder, that would be awesome ! but one took me a few seconds to do, while the other writting takes me about 30 minutes of writting. for now i'm just literally redoing my work twice. all the time i need to rewrite this and i'm not yet into my real purpose which was to make him into a monster. i give it a name, i give it stats, i give it features. so i have to redo the character from scratch. i open the monster homebrew creation page, i click on the box, but my character is not there to use.

i want him to be a monster, as it is an NPC who was changed recently by a kraken who morphed him into an aquatic creature. i created a human variant warlock, gave him stats, chosen his feat, added his warlock levels. that would literally save us a number of hours in NPC creation for later games.Įxemple of what i do and how that could save me a ton of time. it would enable us to make NPCs int he monster builder much easier since we could simply create a character and then select it int he builder and then modify what we need.

instead of having to recreate it from scratch and having to recopy everything we've done. not encounter buiilder.īasically what he means is that we'd want to be able to create a character and then be able to select it int he monster creator page. The closest you get is monsters with class levels, which adjusts their cr as described in the dungeon masters guide If you mean as an enemy, D&D encounter calculations are not designed for factoring in pc stat blocks as enemies because pcs and monsters are designed in fundamentally different ways D&D isn't built for PvP and PvP adjacent play. If you mean as an ally, just add a pc of an appropriate level.

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