I made the bottom two large text areas as editable text areas so you can change all, or any part of the text to bold, italic, underline, or a different color, or change its size. Even if I was using it as intended, I don’t always want the players to know the name of the monster, so I could put the image upside down if I wanted to do that.

I’m not doing that so I made it a blank area where I can draw or insert an image of the monster. On the original cards the Monster name is repeated at the top and turned upside down so it can be seen by the players when you fold the card and hang it on your DM screen. I filled in One card as an example (a Guardian Naga doesn’t really have a swim and fly speed). There are three cards on one 8 1/2″ x 11″ sheet. I made a PDF form-fillable version and I thought I would share. They come with several blank cards that you can fill in by hand and you can buy more. Top Dog Games makes an excellent set of monster cards that they call “Stat Trackers”.

D&d monster character sheet