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Size
[House Rules: the book was contradictory, see below.]
| Size | Category | Attack | Example |
|---|---|---|---|
| -2 | Small | -2 | Cat, fairy, pixie, large rat, dog |
| -1 | Medium | 0 | Large dog, bobcat, half-folk, goblin, small human |
| 0 | Medium | 0 | Human |
| 1 | Medium | 0 | Orc |
| 2 | Medium | 0 | Bull, gorilla, bear, horse |
| 3 | Medium | 0 | Ogre, kodiak bear |
| 4 | Large | 2 | Rhino, great white shark |
| 5 | Large | 2 | Small elephant |
| 6 | Large | 2 | Drake, bull elephant |
| 7 | Large | 2 | T-Rex, orca |
| 8 | Huge | 4 | Dragon |
| 9 | Huge | 4 | Blue whale |
| 10 | Huge | 4 | |
| 11 | Gargantuan | 6 | Kraken, leviathan |
| 12 | Gargantuan | 6 |
- Size is a combination of the Growth/Shrink power (size from -2 to 11+) and the Size, Toughness Modifers Table (size from -2 to 10). House rule: instead of Size, Toughness Modifers Table, simply add the creatures Size to it's Toughness and apply the minimum-toughness rule after all other adjustments.
- Category comes from the Growth/Shrink power (for Large, Huge and Gargantuan). Small comes from Size Attack Modifiers. Size -1 is Medium so humans with the Small hindrance would not have attack modifiers.
- Attack comes from Size Attack Modifiers.
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