Undead Fortitude. If damage reduces the zombie to 0 hit points, it must make a Constitution saving throw with a DC of 5 + the damage taken, unless the damage is radiant or from a critical hit. The beholder shoots three of the following magical eye rays at random (reroll duplicates), choosing one to three targets it can see within 120 ft. The targeted creature must succeed on a DC 16 Wisdom saving throw or be charmed by the beholder for 1 hour, or until the beholder harms the creature.

Statblock5e provides an easy way to display a creature statblock that looksalmost exactly like the statblocks from the 5th edition D&D Monster Manual.

This is implemented as a set of custom elements following the WebComponents specs: ES Modules, CustomElements, and the Shadow DOM.

While statblock5e has been tested the most in Chrome, it may also work in any browser that properly implements the Web Components v1 specs. Make sure you are using at least Chrome 61 or Firefox 63.

There are no dependencies (JavaScript or otherwise), this is entirelyself-contained.

There's very little JavaScript actually; just a bit of boilerplate thatdefines the custom elements and some minor logic for computing the ability modifiersfor the ability table. Other than that, it's pure HTML, CSS & SVG.

Here's the markup that produced the above picture. No user-level CSS orJavaScript is necessary.

The example text is copyright Wizards of the Coast; they make it available forfree on their website through the D&D 5E Basic Rules (it's in theDM supplement).

Visual differences from the MM statblocks

Unfortunately this statblock isn't quite pixel-perfect with regards to thestatblocks in the MM. The differences are:

Different typefaces used. I'm told that the body typeface used in the MM is FF Scala Sans and the one used for the monster name headings is Mrs Eaves Petite Caps. They're not available for free from Google Fonts, so substitutes are used instead.
No textured background. Obviously, I don't have access to the original textures WotC used. Even if I did, I'm not sure I'd use them since that would mean serving images which I wanted to avoid (scaling/resolution/deployment issues etc).
No textured block border. Same as above.

There are probably other differences as well but I haven't noticed them. I triedto stick as close to the original as reasonably possible; for instance, I spentwaaay too much time getting the drop-shadow to be the 'correct' shade ofbrown and the tapered horizontal rule to render just right. Why? Because Ihad nothing better to do and it was fun! :)

FAQ

Is there a single-file version?

Dnd 5e Beholder Stat Block Creator

The demo.html file in the repository HTML-imports the other HTMLsource files. There's also demo-inlined.html which rendersexactly the same but has all the HTML-imports inlined directly into thedocument.

The Python script that produces the inlined version is alsoavailable.

How do I make two-column layouts?

See the demo-two-column.html file (here's a renderedimage). The key thing to notice is the use of the data-two-columnattribute on the <stat-block> element. You can also use thedata-content-height attribute to tweak the layout. See thecomments in the demo file for details.

Why aren't you using polyfills?

While polyfills for Web Components do exist, they're not perfect andrequire a preprocessing stage that inlines all HTML imports and rewrites the newCSS selectors like :host, ::content, /deep/ etc. There's no easy way totie all this together and frankly, I don't care enough since I'll personallyonly use this for locally hosted pages rendered in Chrome.

If someone wants to do the required work to implement the whole preprocessingpipeline, pull requests are welcome.

Version History

0.0.5

Updated to the WebComponents v1 spec, since several aspects of WebComponents v0 are being removed in Chrome 73.
Use ES Modules instead of HTML Imports.
Use Custom Elements v1 instead of registerElement().
Use createShadowRoot() instead of attachShadow().
Use <slot> instead of <content>.
Define data-content-height as a CSS custom property instead of as an HTML attribute, so we don't have to use a javascript hack to set the height of the stat-block.
Rewrite inline-imports.py to parse the ES module and HTML template files.

0.0.4

Fixed issue with text floating outside the statblock on Chrome 50+.

0.0.3

Simpler way of supporting two-column layout.

0.0.2

<property-line> can now be used for legendary actions since it doesn't hardcode red text.
Support for two-column layout! See the new item in the FAQ.
Now supporting multiple <p> elements inside <property-block>. All <p>'s after the first will have an indent like in the MM.
Increasing h3 size to be closer to MM.
Increasing line height of body font to be closer to MM.
Using a new typeface for monster name heading. Should be closer to MM.
Slightly increased body font size to be closer to MM font metrics.

0.0.1

Initial release.

License

This software is licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0.

Large undead, neutral evilArmor Class15 (natural armor)

Dnd 5e Beholder Stat Block 5e

Hit Points93 (11d10+33)93 ([11d10+33])
Speed 0 ft., fly 20ft. (hover)

DEX
8 (-1)

INT
3 (-4)

CHA
5 (-3)

Skills

Damage Resistances-

Condition Immunitiespoisoned, pronepoisoned, prone

Sensesdarkvision 60ft., passive Perception 9darkvision 60ft., passive Perception 9
Languagesunderstands Deep Speech and Undercommon but
can't speak

You can create a dice macro by putting square brackets [] around it. [+4] will make a clickable link to roll d20+4. [2d6+3] will make a clickable link to roll 2d6+3.
[b]bold[/b] will bold text, [i]italics[/i] will italicize text, --- will add a horizontal line.
You can link a spell on the Spell list by using: [spell]gust[/spell], or a Monster by using [monster]goblin[/monster].
[*]Item 1 will create a list, [table]Column 1[td]Column 2[/table] creates a table
[title]Section 1[/title] or [big]Hello[/big] will create a bolded title that you can link to with [#section 1]link[/#].

Undead Nature. A zombie doesn't require air, food,
drink, or sleep.
Undead Fortitude. If damage reduces the zombie to 0 hit points, it must make a Constitution saving throw with a DC of 5 +the damage taken, un less the damage is radiant or from a critical hit. On a success, the zombie drops to 1 hit point instead.

[b]Undead Nature.[/b] A zombie doesn't require air, food,
drink, or sleep.
[b]Undead Fortitude.[/b] If damage reduces the zombie to 0 hit points, it must make a Constitution saving throw with a DC of 5 +the damage taken, un less the damage is radiant or from a critical hit. On a success, the zombie drops to 1 hit point instead.

Actions

Bite. Melee Weapon Attack: +3 to hit, reach 5 ft., one target.
Hit: 14 (4d6) piercing damage.
Eye Ray. T