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OUTCLASSED: The NPC Statblock Compendium

This 200+ page book was written to alleviate the agony of creating a completely new character for enemies with class levels simply because there aren't many NPC statblocks available in the officially published books. Before now, if you wanted your party to fight a righteous paladin, your options were basically a knight (MM) or a blackguard (VGM). Now you have thirteen new options! For example. There are dozens of barbarians, bards, clerics, druids, fighters, monks, paladins, rangers, rogues, sorcerers, warlocks, wizards, and even some non-traditional classes like artificer, blood hunter, and rouge, not to mention dozens of smaller disconnected statblocks for NPCs that fit a specific purpose outside of a class identity.

Included in this book:

• 150+ NPC statblocks incorporating subclasses from the Player's Handbook, the Dungeon Master's Guide, the Sword Coast Adventurer's Guide, Xanathar's Guide to Everything, and Unearthed Arcana subclasses (including artificer), plus homebrew class material like the Blood Hunter and two custom classes I designed myself, the Long Ranger and the Rouge (that's not a typo). Not to mention a whole heap of miscellaneous statblocks that don't quite fit into a class archetype, featuring magic initiates like the Spell Sniper and Siege Mage and customisable companions like the Squire and Outlaw.
• 12 flavourful write-ups on how to incorporate the DnD classes as factions into your game. Each faction write-up describes demographics, key features, strategic and tactical suggestions, extra statblocks for Big Bad Evil Genius-level threats, and a fully-formed example of such a faction, like the shadowy Lovelace family, the Orimorts Academy of Illusion, and the clerical mission of Helm's Holy Vigilance Against Evil.
• Guides for quickly applying race and class to a statblock.
• Many indices sorted by class, CR, thematic similarity, and sourcebook.
• Clarifications and examples of the thought process behind building NPCs.
• Bonu