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Ver. 1.3.1

Size

A creature's Size is a modifier that describes the amount of space it occupies. Larger creatures are typically easier to hit, but harder to inflict heavy damage on. Conversely, smaller creatures are typically more affected by attacks, but are harder to hit due to being smaller targets.

Table: Size

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Size Modifier Examples
Miniscule-10 and lowerInsect
Diminutive-8, -9Mouse; Songbird
Diminutive-6, -7Infant; House Cat
Very Small-4, -5Child; Small Dog
Small-2, -3Teenager or Young Adult
Medium-1, 0, +1Average Human Adult; Large Dog
Large+2, +3Large human; Gorilla
Very Large+4, +5Extremely large human; Horse
Huge+6, +7Grizzly Bear; Hippopotamus
Massive+8, +9Elephant
Colossal+10 and higherBlue Whale

Character Sizes

Your size modifier is a function of both your height and weight. When creating a character, your size modifier is 0 by default. You may use the Height and Weight Backgrounds to adjust your size by as many as 4 points in either direction, but note that extreme sizes include additional benefits and penalties.

During a campaign, you may purchase the Working Out feat to further adjust your size. A human character's base size modifier cannot be lower than -5 or greater than +5 without the use of additional size-altering effects.