gm_notes: allow custom monsters

dungeonsheets/make_sheets.py

@@ -286,6 +286,9 @@ def make_gm_sheet(
         if isinstance(monster, monsters.Monster):
             # It's already a monster, so just add it
             new_monster = monster
+        elif isinstance(monster, type) and issubclass(monster, monsters.Monster):
+            # Needs to be instantiated
+            new_monster = monster()
         else:
             try:
                 MyMonster = find_content(monster, valid_classes=[monsters.Monster])

examples/gm-session-notes.py

@@ -5,7 +5,8 @@
 
 """
 
-from dungeonsheets import mechanics
+from dungeonsheets import mechanics, monsters
+from dungeonsheets.stats import Ability
 
 
 # This line (or one like it) is required in order for dungeonsheets to
@@ -28,9 +29,41 @@
 # *parent_sheets* attribute.
 parent_sheets = ["gm-campaign-notes.py"]
 
+
+class Pting(monsters.Monster):
+    """
+    A tiny beast with an insatiable hunger for metal.
+    """
+    name = 'Pting'
+    description = 'Small beast, unaligned'
+    challenge_rating = 0
+    armor_class = 14
+    skills = ''
+    senses = ''
+    languages = ''
+    strength = Ability(12)
+    dexterity = Ability(16)
+    constitution = Ability(15)
+    intelligence = Ability(4)
+    wisdom = Ability(10)
+    charisma = Ability(9)
+    speed = 30
+    swim_speed = 0
+    fly_speed = 40
+    climb_speed = 0
+    burrow_speed = 0
+    hp_max = 30
+    hit_dice = ''
+    condition_immunities = 'exhaustion, frightened, paralyzed, poisoned'
+    damage_immunities = 'necrotic, poison'
+    damage_resistances = ''
+    damage_vulnerabilities = ''
+    spells = []
+
+
 # Defining a *monsters* attribute will include their stat blocks in
 # the output
-monsters = ["aboleth", "wolf", "giant eagle", "Vashta Nerada", "priest", "priest"]
+monsters = ["aboleth", "wolf", "giant eagle", "Vashta Nerada", Pting]
 
 # Arbitrary sections can be added to the GM notes. The
 # ``extra_sections`` attribute should be a sequence of subclasses of