Complete Reference for D&D

There's the basic docs I'd recommend, since that can usually be a condensed version of D&D so you're not having to go through things that aren't key to the game.

This link for free D&D docs is compiled through some site, but should be given a quick look through:
http://www.tribality.com/dd-5th ...

1- It's more file based than cloud based. That being said, you will most likely get the DM tools add-on to be able to track players and NPCs.

2- Dice rolls through the app are local.

My usage of the app is for DM stuff mostly (and it's one of the best I've used), but pencil and paper is a majority ...

I uploaded some of the missing monsters from the player's handbook and tried to stay close to the original style.

That being said, I'll probably look into making entries uniform across the different source books.

Thanks! I just noticed this thread. I almost did this from scratch.

I have a list of creatures that were missing from the PHB Appendix D: Creature stats. I have included a link to the file from my google drive.

(Edit: I didn't see a attachment option before, now I've proper attached the file.)

Done!

I'm writing them up now.

So far Lion through Poisonous Snake, Rat through Riding Horse and Tiger through Wolf are missing.

I love the app - it's great! I did notie that some values are missing from the monster list:

Lion
Raven
Reef Shark

Also some monters are listed in init tracker but not showing a monter link to that entry. "Veterans" is one example.