263 adversaries
The adversary, environment & beastform browsers
Three browsers put every entry of a kind in one sortable table:
47 environments
24 beastforms
Why a table and not the reference pages
Section titled “Why a table and not the reference pages”The reference tree lists the same 263 adversaries as prose entries, one page each — which serves a reader. A browser serves someone comparing: every stat in one dense grid, filtered to what you’re choosing between.
Columns nothing else has
Section titled “Columns nothing else has”Three columns on the adversary browser aren’t printed on any stat block — they’re derived by reading all 419 adversary feature rows:
- Fear — the total Fear it would take to fire every one of that adversary’s Fear-costing features once. 89 of the 419 features carry a cost.
- Spotlights — 1, plus any extra granted by Relentless. This is the single biggest driver of how dominant one adversary feels in a round.
- Range — the reach of its standard attack.
Sort by Fear and you get the SRD ordered by how much of the GM’s economy each adversary wants, which doesn’t exist anywhere else.
Comparing and copying
Section titled “Comparing and copying”- Tick two to four rows and they appear side by side above the table, with their stats aligned. Pins survive a filter change, so you can compare a Solo against a Bruiser without both being visible at once.
- Copy turns a row into a plain-text stat line for your notes, or copy every visible row at once.
- Every name links to its full entry, and the + button opens the encounter builder with that adversary already in the roster.
- The card icon on every row opens its card — the same card the reference page shows. Press F or Show the back to turn it over.
- An adversary or environment opens with its feature cards listed under the card; pick one to see it.
- On an adversary’s card you can mark HP and Stress. The boxes fill as you mark them and clear when you close the card — to keep track of a whole fight, run it on the GM screen.