arghjustkillme 2016-03-24 16:46:36

Dang it! Ah well, I can still peek there to see what you've got.

Regarding lore in D&D, you can play it pretty loose if you want. The best indicator of which monsters are in charge are their Challenge Rating (CR), so a higher number there often indicates a more badass creature. You don't have to worry about every piece of info in their stats, but some people like to do that.

This might be annoying with dragons though, technically every stage in their life cycle counts as its own creature, but if you were to do that, this project would take forever.

Also, some monsters aren't their own thing, but just templates put onto other monsters. If you don't want to repeat any monsters, you could use humans as a base as they don't have their own entry. If a human wouldn't be applicable or interesting, you could go into the animal and vermin sections and spice those up a little. A 'dog' might not be worth drawing, but a 'fiendish dog' may be more worth your time.

Once more, good luck. :)