I don't want this to come across as a complaint. However, there is some inconsistency with how the Wizards of the Coast Modules deliver NPCs / Monsters. In Storm King's Thunder which I own, the NPCs have a Token image as their Avatar, or as I would call it, their portrait. They then link to a separate handout document, that has the overall image of the creature. So in all, there's two documents for any creatures that have an overall image of the creature. They look like this. Whereas when you purchase something like Volos Guide, you get both the Token and the Portrait all on the Character Sheet. Which is great by the way, and the way I would prefer they deliver the content. This would ultimately limit the number of items they would need to create, and limit the number of handouts I would have to manage to show the players what an NPC looks like. For reference, they look like this. The real challenge comes with the latest WotC content, which I am interested in purchasing, Tyranny of Dragons. This Module actually consists of two separate modules to create a single cohesive campaign. The problem however, is that the two separate modules have implemented the NPCs images using BOTH methods mentioned above as shown in the two images below. I would definitely prefer these to be consistent, one because I'm OCD, and because I would like to deliver to my players a consistent game play experience. If I had to choose, and because I'm sure this is how the Monster Manual Works, I would prefer the method where the Image is set as the Avatar, and the Token is its own separate image. This make the environment cleaner. Also, the Bio and Description can be left for public consumption, while the GM notes can remain private. When you share a character with the players and do NOT give them control, they can see only the Bio and Info page.
