Size issues

[Seth62]

Hey gang, I was hoping you could inform me how big colossal + is and for that matter what would the size of the earth (or in this case toril) be?

sorry if I sound like a noob with this question I just can't find the table for it.

[nedz]

Try looking in the PH p149-150

Ed: or here (http://www.d20srd.org/srd/combat/movementPositionAndDistance.htm#bigandLittleCreatu resInCombat) even.

[rockdeworld]

More specifically, it's about double colossal size, ergo:
128 ft. or more/1296 tons or more

Edit: In fact, I'll just make the table entry:
{table] Colossal + | -16 | +20 | -20 | 128 ft. or more | 1296 tons or more | 40 ft. | 40 ft. | 30 ft. [/table]
Note: Space/Reach based on epic dragons.
I made up the space/reach based on the table because epic dragons are badly designed.

[Seth62]

thank you rockdeworld. I was trying to scale a colossal force dragons for a campaign

[Flickerdart]

Colossal+ does not have a different grid space than Colossal, nor does it increase the size penalty. All Colossal+ does is make dragons have larger breath weapons and bigger damage from attacks. If you want to model stupidly huge things, take a look at the Immortals Handbook and their Macro- and Micro- scales.

[Metahuman1]

Where would one find this handbook?

[rockdeworld]

Colossal+ does not have a different grid space than Colossal, nor does it increase the size penalty. All Colossal+ does is make dragons have larger breath weapons and bigger damage from attacks.That's true. I just don't like it :smallamused:

Also, for the immortals handbook:
http://www.giantitp.com/forums/showpost.php?p=13980971&postcount=45