Large Monster Stating Thread?

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>>54257800
Can you cut them apart and wear their skin? This is important,

>>54257920
Of course.

While not complete, here is a document on Monster Hunter in D&D 5e:
https://github.com/Scaatis/Monster-Hunter-5e/releases
My general advice: Don't run Monster Hunter in D&D 5e. It's not designed to actually challenge the players with a single boss monsters, they have too many tools at their disposal. If you still do, don't do what it says in the pdf and instead give the monster several full-valued turns per round.

Oh and there's also Doodles & Dragons by a different author which contains full stat blocks iirc. Can't say anything on the balancing of these.
http://www.mediafire.com/file/acdwdv5k4gridd9/Monster+Hunter+DnD+5e+Supplement.pdf

>>54258194
>>54258222
Thanks for the advice, our group is a bunch of old friends so it won't be a problem if a monster hits a bit harder than expected if we all agree the narrative and the story are worth it.

I've seen the Doodles stuff, thank you for linking both though :)

>>54258265
Until the Monsters started getting multiple full turns, the problem was usually it not hitting hard enough.
Mimicking gameplay from the series, like the monster running away and needing to be chased is pretty much infeasible without much rules doctoring or moving away from the source material. Stun effects are an effective death sentence on a monster, especially if it paralyzes.