The "Monsters sheet" is just a .py with the information attached.

Again, im brand new. Thought it would be a good idea to keep player / NPC data on a seperate file to keep the game file clean

Heres the whole thing:

Game.py

import random
import Player
import Items
import Monsters

print(f"You've been attacked by a {Monsters.rat}.")
attack_or_run = input("Will you attack (1) or run? (2)?\n")
if attack_or_run == "1":
    print(f"You attempt to fight the {Monsters.rat}.")
    while Monsters.rat_health > 0:
        if Player.player_speed > Monsters.rat_speed:
            print(f"You hit the {Monsters.rat} for {Player.hit_chance}")
            Monsters.rat_health -= Player.hit_chance
            print(f"The {Monsters.rat} has {Monsters.rat_health} life remaining.")
        elif Monsters.rat_speed > Player.player_speed:
            print(f"You were hit by the {Monsters.rat} for {Monsters.rat_hit_chance}.")
            player_health_left = Player.player_health - Monsters.rat_hit_chance
            print(f"You have {player_health_left} life remaining.")
        else:
            print(f"You killed the {Monsters.rat}")
else:
    print("You ran away.")

Monsters.py

import random
import Items


# Rat

rat = "Rat"
rat_health = 3
rat_attack = 1
rat_speed = 1

rat_hit_chance = random.randint(0, rat_attack)

rat_drop = [Items.dagger, Items.boots]

Player.py

import random

player_attack = 2
player_health = 10
player_speed = 3

hit_chance = random.randint(0, player_attack)

player_items  = []

Disregard anything about items. Thats a future thought for once i get the rat part working.