See more and then, while right-clicking on that same row "header" on the left, choosing "Inserting Copied Cells" from the context menu, or then "e", or Home menu -> graphical choice, as shown here: ģ) As for the saving-throws/immunities, starting with the Cloaker example in the workbook, if I select Row 16 by clicking on the "16" on the left margin, and then ctrl+c to copy it, and then immediately "Insert Copied Cells" (per the choices in the paragraph above), I have another row that is formatted correctly to add damage immunities. Then delete.įor adding rows, I recommend copying a full existing row (e.g. Perhaps we're going about this different ways? In particular, when you delete a row, you shouldn't select the cells (e.g. I've tried a couple things, and didn't have trouble with this. You'll have to make it look nice in Excel first, but at least then the resulting display in Word will be OK, as long as you're OK with it being a single image that cannot span pages.Ģ) Regarding adding/deleting info. Then, in MS Word, right click, and choose the 2nd-to-last option for "paste picture". In short, select all the cells from the top left of the header line to the bottom left of the footer line. If you want to throw some bones my way via Pay-What-You-Want, that's cool, but if not, that's cool too.ġ) Pasting into MS Word - I see what you mean about it freaking out, and while I don't have a great solution, I do have *a* solution. The last tab is simply the color palette used. One is a plain scaffolding of a statblock along with comments. One is an example monster which appears in the SRD (Cloaker). Note that there are 3 tabs in the workbook. Since Google Docs works, I'm less inclined to do so unless I see a large number of requests.
The sample creature is found in the Wizards of the Coast SRD. The TGB font is used only in the creature name top line.
Other fonts were mentioned in that template, but after testing, I found that plain old Arial worked just fine and ends up printing better. This template uses the Tex-Gyer-Bonum (TGB) free font mentioned in the official Adventure Template ( /product/170830/DMs-Guild-Creator-Resource-Adventure-Template?src=newest&filters=0_0_45476_0_0_0 ). I began this project for myself, but figured that I might as well also make it easier for other people to generate their own stat-blocks. This is an Excel template for single-column monster stat-blocks.
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