Now you can get a free version without the tables, but with all the explanations.

Let's say

• you create a dungeon, and
• you want to populate it with monsters.

Chapter One: Choose your monsters.

Your monsters can be

• either native to the dungeon,
• or guests in the dungeon,
• or uniquely explained by the story/quest.

Chapter Two: Find more monsters.

Your chosen monster might have

• a boss,
• some friends,
• or some minions

in the dungeon. Look up your monster in the table and find more monsters.

Chapter Three: Place physical clues in your dungeon.

The monsters can leave clues behind thanks to

• their bodily functions,
• their technology,
• their prey.

Look up your monster in the table to find clues to place.

Chapter Four: Place news in your quest.

The news of the monsters can travel

• through their actions in society,
• through the behavior of their neighbors,
• through the retelling of survivors.

Helpful monsters might even rat out other monsters. Look up your monster in the table to place news of your monster in your quest.

Still not sure?

• Every table is preceded by a thorough explanation how to use the values you find in the tables.
• You will find every monster from the Monster Manual in this supplement.
• If this becomes successful, I'll add more monsters from other publications.