Creature Size
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Creature Size is an attribute of all creatures that influences various gameplay mechanics and actions.
A creature's size can be determined by right-clicking it and selecting Examine.
Size Categories[edit | edit source]
Creatures can be Tiny, Small, Medium, Large, Huge, or Gargantuan.
| Size | Maximum Weight | Example Creatures |
|---|---|---|
| Tiny | 6 kg / 13 lb | Cat |
| Small | 40 kg / 88 lb | Goblin, Halfling, Gnome |
| Medium | 200 kg / 441 lb | Human, Elf, Dwarf, and many other Playable Races |
| Large | 5,000 kg / 11,023 lb | Ogre |
| Huge | 50,000 kg / 110,231 lb | (None yet in Early Access) |
| Gargantuan | 500,000 kg / 1,102,311 lb | (None yet in Early Access) |
Notes:
- 'Maximum Weight' in this table refers to the weight of the creature, rather than the creature's carrying capacity, which is determined by its Strength.
- When the
Enlarge/Reduce spell increases or decreases a creature's Size and weight, additional weight is added or subtracted if necessary to place the creature in the correct Size category.
Effects of Creature Size[edit | edit source]
- The maximum Hit Points of many enemy creatures are partially determined by their Size.
- Smaller creatures tend to have slower Movement Speed.
- Creatures in the Small and Tiny size categories have
Disadvantage on Attack Rolls with 
Heavy weapons, due to the size and bulk of Heavy weapons. (Note: This penalty is not yet implemented as of EA Patch 9.) 
Throw and 
Improvised Melee Weapon may only be used on creatures at least one size category smaller than the user.
