Titanic and larger creatures? [Archive] - Wizards Community

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Krispieman

06-12-07, 08:10 AM
I seem to recall several instances of people referring to the Titanic (being 1 above Colossal, instead of Colossal+) and Awesome (Colossal++) creature sizes.

Now I was wondering if there is a place where the full effects of these sizes are provided in relation to size advancement (+str/con, -dex, +nat ac, -AC/att) and other characteristics (dimensions, weight, space, reach).

While I can probably continue the set pattern provided in the MM, I was hoping someone had already done so, so that I can check my math. And perhaps see if they've gone even beyond Awesome. (Epic! :P)

Thanks in advance.

K-man :cool:
rob_douglas

06-12-07, 09:52 AM
You haven't bought Upper Krusts bestiary have you? It includes sizes going up, and up, and up. Macro-Collossal is really big. It is a very good read, even if you don't have use for a CR9721 Neutronium Golem (made from a neutron star).

I particularly do like the Anakim Abominations - remind me of Hextor - and at CR38, perfectly usable.

Anyway, just to share:
Titanic
AC -16
hide -20
grapple +20
size 128-256ft
weight 1-8KTons
HD 64-127
carrying capacity x32
base speed 160ft/320ft quadruped
Collossal->Titanic gets you an additional
Str +6, Dex -2, Con +4, Nat Arm +6, AC/Attack -8

He also uses Density to figure in virtual size categories. That is why the above Golem is so strong - +482 to strength due to density.

The size above Titanic in UKs system is Macro-Fine, just restarting all the names again with Macro- in front. He has more prefixes as well for more sizes. Want to fight a planet?

ROB
Zonhin

06-12-07, 10:55 PM
So where can we find this book?
Frobojoe

06-13-07, 01:10 AM
So where can we find this book?
www.immortalshandbook.com

You're in luck, the print version just came out.