Dungeon World by @Cosmic-Egg

[sigrunixia]

This thread is for @Cosmic-Egg and their Dungeon World Statblock

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I created a simple Dungeon World Layout based on the layout provided in the sourcebook.
The fields are:

• name
• tags
• hp (can include roll)
• armor
• attack (can include roll)
• attack_range (optional can just be included in attack string)
• features (optional)
• description (optional, markdown allowed)
• instinct (optional, markdown allowed, I start the string with Instinct: to make it look nicer)

Looks like github won't let me upload a JSON file so I put it in a zip. If people would prefer I can just copy and paste the raw JSON in a comment instead.
Dungeon World.zip

Example Monster

example monster:

name: Flying Horse
tags: Group, Construct
hp: 10
armor: 2
attack: Sharp Hooves 1 (1d8)
attack_range: Close
features: Wings
description: Don’t go thinking that every creature not natural-born is a horrible abomination. Don’t imagine for a second that they’re all tentacles and screaming and blood or whatever. Take this noble beast, for example. Lovely thing, isn’t it? A fine white horse with the wings of a swan. Don’t look like it ought to be able to fly, but it does. The elves work miracles, in their own way. They breed true—that’s the purity of elf-magic at work. Hatching from little crystal eggs and bonded with their riders for life. There’s still some beauty in the world, mark my words
instinct: _Instinct:_ To carry aloft

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Original Link: #41 (comment)

[magnus-ISU]

I don't like that you cannot specify moves with this, considering monster moves are quite important (GMs should be using them, and druids). I didn't really find a great option to rendering moves at all in a list, but decided that having separate properties and showing them inline was good enough.
This means you're limited to a certain number of moves; but as all official monsters have 3 moves or fewer, I think limiting to 6 (without editing the template, you could easily add more) is fine.
Dungeon World.json

Here's an example monster:

\```statblock
layout: Dungeon World
columnWidth: 100%
name: Flying Horse
tags: Group, Construct
hp: 10
armor: 2
attack: Sharp Hooves 1 (1d8+1)
attack_range: Close
special: Wings
description: Lovely thing, isn’t it? A fine white horse with the wings of a swan. Don’t look like it ought to be able to fly, but it does. Hatching from little crystal eggs and bonded with their riders for life. There’s still some beauty in the world, mark my words.
instinct: To carry aloft
move1: Land atop a foe
move2: Fly like the wind
move3: Protect their bonded
\```

[anoriginalmoniker]

This looks great!

But I can't get the dice roller to parse in your statblock.

New to this. Any ideas?