Challenge Rating Sheet.

	A	B	C	D	E	G	H	I
1	Key:	Fill These		Derived Numbers - Don't Touch			Pertinent Information

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3	Steps 1 to 4 - The Basics
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5	Name	Animated Armor
6	Size	Medium
7	Type	construct
8	Alignment	unaligned
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10	Step 5 - Ability Scores
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12		Score	Modifier
13	Strength	14	2
14	Dexterity	11	0
15	Constitution	13	1
16	Intelligence	1	-5
17	Wisdom	3	-4
18	Charisma	1	-5
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20	Step 6 - Expected Challenge Rating
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22	Expected Challenge Rating	1		Suggested Defenses		Suggested Offenses
23	Resulting Proficiency Bonus	2		Armor Class	13	Attack Bonus	3
24				Minimum HP	71	Save DC	13
25				Maximum HP	85	Minimum Dmg.	9
26						Maximum Dmg.	14
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28				These are only to be used as a guideline. Don't put limits on your creation.
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30	Step 7 - Armor Class
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32	Armor Class	18		AC suggested by ECR		13
33	Armor Source (Natural, Hide, Plate, etc)	natural armor		AC Based Dexterity Score (Unarmored)		10
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35	Minimum Challenge Rating by AC	13
36	Maximum Challenege Rating by AC	16
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38	Step 8 - Hitpoints
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40	Monster Size	Medium		Standard Hit Dice by Size:
41				1d4 for Tiny, 1d6 for Small, 1d8 For Medium
42	Number of Hit Dice	6		1d10 for Large, 1d12 for Huge, 1d20 for Gargantuan
43	Size of Hit Dice	8
44	Average Hitpoints	33		Don't forget that the Monster's Constitution Modifier
45				Also Affects Hitpoints
46	Challenge Rating by Hitpoints	0
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48	Step 9 - Resistances and Immunities
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50	Immunities (Separate with Commas)	poison, psychic						2
51	Resistances (Separate with Commas)							0
52	Vulnerabilities (Separate with Commas)							0
53	Effective Hitpoint Multiplier	1
54	Effective Hitpoints	33
55	Challenge Rating by Effective Hitpoints	0
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57	Step 10 - Attack Modifier
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59	Attack Modifier	4		If your monster has multiple attacks with different attack modifiers, use the highest one.
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61	Minimum CR by Attack Modifier	3		Attack Rolls based on Prior Input
62	Maximum CR by Attack Modifier	3		With Melee and Thrown Weapons:		4
63				With Ranged and Finesse Weapons		2
64				With Spells, based on Intellect		-3
65				With Spells, based on Wisdom:		-2
66				With Spells, based on Charisma		-3
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68				If you want to deviate from the above values, you should give your monster a trait
69				or (better yet) go back and revise its ability scores
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71	Step 11 - Damage Rolls
72
73	What's the most damage your monster can deal per round?
74	Include legendary actions, but not opportunity attacks.			Ability Score Modifiers:
75				Strength	2
76	Total d4s rolled			Dexterity	0
77	Total d6s rolled	2		Constitution	1
78	Total d8s rolled			Intelligence	-5
79	Total d10s rolled			Wisdom	-4
80	Total d12s rolled			Charisma	-5
81	Total Damage from Modifiers	4
82	Average Damage per Round	11
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84	Challenge Rating by Damage	1
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86	Step 12 - Save DC
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88	Save DC	12		The formula used to determine the DCs for saves imposed by monsters is the same as with
89				player characters: 8 + proficiency bonus + the monster's relevant ability score modifier.
90	Challenge Rating by Save DC	1
91				When choosing which ability score to use for each monster's ability, think carefully about the
92				execution of the ability. For example, does your monster use a big stinger to deliver poisons?
93				If so, then you should base the poison's DC on the monster's strength. After all, strength is
94				not just a measure of a monster's brute force, but also more broadly represenstative of their
95				effectiveness in combat. A monster with a higher strength score is more accurate with its
96				attacks, and as a result can deliver poison more effectively.
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98				Alternatively, the DC for an undead monster's life drain ability is usually based on its
99				constitution. They are, in essence, drawing power from BEING undead. It's their nature, their
100				anatomy (or lack thereof) that gives them power, rather than rigorous study, raw strength,