Characters and creatures have a Size ranging from −4 for very small beings up to Size 20 and higher for massive behemoths. Specific creature Sizes are listed in their statistics.
The Size Table lists seven different “Scales,” from Tiny to Gargantuan, and the Scale Modifier that goes with each. When creatures of different Scales attack each other, the smaller creature adds the difference between its Scale and its target to its attacks.
A Tiny fairy (−6 Scale modifier), for example, adds +10 to hurl a bolt at a Huge dragon (+4). The larger creature subtracts the difference from its attacks. A Very Small eagle (−4) subtracts 2 from its Fighting totals when attacking a Tiny fairy (−6).
| MODIFIER | SCALE | EXAMPLES |
|---|---|---|
| −6 | Tiny | Armor joint, baseball, mouse |
| −4 | Very Small | Human hand or head, basketball, house cat |
| −2 | Small | Human limb, bobcat |
| — | Normal | Human, motorcycle, bull, horse |
| +2 | Large | Hippo, most vehicles |
| +4 | Huge | Dragon, whale |
| +6 | Gargantuan | Building, kaiju, ship |
Called Shots & Target Size
Use the Scale of the target when making called shots against creatures, not their Scale. If a hero wants to blast the eye of a Huge robot destroying the city, for example, use the Scale of the eye, not the robot. If the eye is about the size of a car, the hero adds +2 to his roll because a car is Large, a +2 bonus.
Hitting the vital areas have extra effects listed under Called Shots.