DnD 5e Encounter Sheet
In Dungeons and Dragons, a Dungeon Master’s job is busy enough keeping players in line and moving the story along without needing to juggle every single stat and ability for each and every single monster the party encounters. There are several combat trackers out there in the wild and this is one of the best which comes crowd-sourced from this reddit thread originally posted by Neskatomon. This is a repost of the form-fillable DnD 5e Encounter Sheet to save a busy DM some time.
Usage
It does take some preparation to setup, but it ends up being much more useful than stopping the action and thumbing through the Monster Manual. A single sheet has three monster types which can have up to ten of the same monster tracked. Three different monster types ends up bringing plenty of variety to a single encounter. I end up printing these sheets double-sided and using one complete side per encounter. It also becomes a great way to easily manage experience.
In Your Game
Your mileage may vary of course–but try it to help keep track of mobs in your next D&D 5e session!
Looks like it can only handle six of each monster type to me. But I can work around that. Definitely going to give it a try.
Thank you, a friend of mine tried it and said it worked very well for him but wished there was a form fillable version. So I slapped this together and felt I should hand a copy over to you since you originally posted it for me to borrow. https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B51KhoCTjsy8MTFJaDVTYVNnSTg/view?usp=sharing
It would be awesome if you could adjust the size of the font when filling this sheet out on a computer.
Thank you!
Character Sheet, Default Page, and Token Default Settings that you changed on the Game Settings page can be applied to existing content within a game.