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HJELTE at 16:49, 15 July 2020

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	Creature height is much more variable, ranging from only 1 ft. tall rodents to massive titans many times the height of even a giantman. Creature height can be checked with the {{boldmono\|[[APPRAISE]]}} command (or equivalently {{boldmono\|[[ASSESS]]}}).		Creature height is much more variable, ranging from only 1 ft. tall rodents to massive titans many times the height of even a giantman. Creature height can be checked with the {{boldmono\|[[APPRAISE]]}} command (or equivalently {{boldmono\|[[ASSESS]]}}).

	When attacking or ambushing with a melee weapon, shorter characters will not be able to reach the head or eyes of much taller creatures (unless they are knocked down: creatures who are kneeling are considered to have only 60% of their usual height; if sitting, only 45%; if prone, only 10%).<ref>http://forum.gsplayers.com/archive/index.php/t-96550.html</ref> If the creature is exceptionally tall then it may not be possible to reach even the torso. The body areas in order of descending height (for most critters) are: Eyes > Head > Neck > Chest > Arms > Back ≥ Abdomen > Hand > Legs <ref>https://discordapp.com/channels/226045346399256576/532373273816858636/732995139274014861</ref>. Longer weapons can allow a character to hit an area that would not otherwise be reachable: for example, a [[morning star]] adds 1 ft. to the attacker's effective height, a [[short sword]] adds 1 ft, and a [[lance]] adds 4 ft.		When attacking or ambushing with a melee weapon, shorter characters will not be able to reach the head or eyes of much taller creatures (unless they are knocked down: creatures who are kneeling are considered to have only 60% of their usual height; if sitting, only 45%; if prone, only 10%).<ref>http://forum.gsplayers.com/archive/index.php/t-96550.html</ref> If the creature is exceptionally tall then it may not be possible to reach even the torso. The body areas in order of descending height (for most critters) are: Eyes > Head > Neck > Chest > Arms > Back ≥ Abdomen > Hand > Legs <ref>https://discordapp.com/channels/226045346399256576/532373273816858636/732995139274014861</ref>. Longer weapons can allow a character to hit an area that would not otherwise be reachable: for example, a [[morning star]] adds 1 ft. to the attacker's effective height, a [[short sword]] adds 0 ft, and a [[lance]] adds 3 ft.

	Most (but not all) combat maneuvers are more effective if the attacker is taller compared to the defender<ref>[[Combat Maneuvers/saved posts]]</ref><ref>http://forum.gsplayers.com/archive/index.php/t-91840.html</ref>.		Most (but not all) combat maneuvers are more effective if the attacker is taller compared to the defender<ref>[[Combat Maneuvers/saved posts]]</ref><ref>http://forum.gsplayers.com/archive/index.php/t-91840.html</ref>.

HJELTE at 16:41, 15 July 2020

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	Creature height is much more variable, ranging from only 1 ft. tall rodents to massive titans many times the height of even a giantman. Creature height can be checked with the {{boldmono\|[[APPRAISE]]}} command (or equivalently {{boldmono\|[[ASSESS]]}}).		Creature height is much more variable, ranging from only 1 ft. tall rodents to massive titans many times the height of even a giantman. Creature height can be checked with the {{boldmono\|[[APPRAISE]]}} command (or equivalently {{boldmono\|[[ASSESS]]}}).

	When attacking or ambushing with a melee weapon, shorter characters will not be able to reach the head or eyes of much taller creatures (unless they are knocked down: creatures who are kneeling are considered to have only 60% of their usual height; if sitting, only 45%; if prone, only 10%).<ref>http://forum.gsplayers.com/archive/index.php/t-96550.html</ref> If the creature is exceptionally tall then it may not be possible to reach even the torso. The body areas in order of descending height (for most critters) are: Eyes > Head > Neck > Chest > Arms > Back ≥ Abdomen > Hand > Legs <ref>https://discordapp.com/channels/226045346399256576/532373273816858636/732995139274014861</ref>. Longer weapons can allow a character to hit an area that would not otherwise be reachable: for example, a [[morning star]] adds 2 ft. to the attacker's effective height, and a [[lance]] adds 5 ft.		When attacking or ambushing with a melee weapon, shorter characters will not be able to reach the head or eyes of much taller creatures (unless they are knocked down: creatures who are kneeling are considered to have only 60% of their usual height; if sitting, only 45%; if prone, only 10%).<ref>http://forum.gsplayers.com/archive/index.php/t-96550.html</ref> If the creature is exceptionally tall then it may not be possible to reach even the torso. The body areas in order of descending height (for most critters) are: Eyes > Head > Neck > Chest > Arms > Back ≥ Abdomen > Hand > Legs <ref>https://discordapp.com/channels/226045346399256576/532373273816858636/732995139274014861</ref>. Longer weapons can allow a character to hit an area that would not otherwise be reachable: for example, a [[morning star]] adds 1 ft. to the attacker's effective height, a [[short sword]] adds 1 ft, and a [[lance]] adds 4 ft.

	Most (but not all) combat maneuvers are more effective if the attacker is taller compared to the defender<ref>[[Combat Maneuvers/saved posts]]</ref><ref>http://forum.gsplayers.com/archive/index.php/t-91840.html</ref>.		Most (but not all) combat maneuvers are more effective if the attacker is taller compared to the defender<ref>[[Combat Maneuvers/saved posts]]</ref><ref>http://forum.gsplayers.com/archive/index.php/t-91840.html</ref>.

HJELTE at 16:38, 15 July 2020

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	\|[[Giantman]]\|\|7\|\|2		\|[[Giantman]]\|\|7\|\|2
			\|}<ref>https://discordapp.com/channels/226045346399256576/532373273816858636/733001822863884398</ref><ref>https://discordapp.com/channels/226045346399256576/532373273816858636/733000527914205235</ref>
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HJELTE at 16:37, 15 July 2020

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	Most (but not all) combat maneuvers are more effective if the attacker is taller compared to the defender<ref>[[Combat Maneuvers/saved posts]]</ref><ref>http://forum.gsplayers.com/archive/index.php/t-91840.html</ref>.		Most (but not all) combat maneuvers are more effective if the attacker is taller compared to the defender<ref>[[Combat Maneuvers/saved posts]]</ref><ref>http://forum.gsplayers.com/archive/index.php/t-91840.html</ref>.

			{\|{{prettytable}}
			\|+'''Racial Size and Reach'''
			\| '''Race(s)'''
			\| '''Size'''
			\| '''Reach'''
			\|-
			\|[[Burghal gnome\|Burghal Gnome]], [[Halfling]],\|\|3\|\|1
			\|-
			\|[[Forest gnome\|Forest Gnome]]\|\|4\|\|1
			\|-
			\|[[Dwarf]]\|\|4\|\|2
			\|-
			\|[[Half-Krolvin]]\|\|5\|\|2
			\|-
			\|Others\|\|6\|\|2
			\|-
			\|[[Giantman]]\|\|7\|\|2
			\|}


	== References ==		== References ==

HJELTE at 16:30, 15 July 2020

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	'''Height''' is a character and creature attribute primarily used in melee attack resolution, [[ambushing]] and [[combat maneuvers]] in particular.		'''Height''' is a character and creature attribute primarily used in melee attack resolution, [[ambushing]] and [[combat maneuvers]] in particular.

	Player characters have an average height determined by their [[race]], which ranges from about 3 ft. tall (Burghal Gnomes) to 7 ft. tall (Giantmen). They can additionally customize their appearance when viewed by other adventurers (see [[Character guide#Height and Age\|Character Guide for Height and Age]]), so that they can be "taller than average" for example, but this is purely cosmetic and not known to have any mechanical effects.		Player characters have an average height determined by their [[race]], which ranges from about 3 ft. tall (Burghal Gnomes) to 7 ft. tall (Giantmen). Additionally, every race has additional reach. Halflings and Gnomes have a reach of 1, whereas all other races have a reach of 2 <ref>https://discordapp.com/channels/226045346399256576/532373273816858636/733000527914205235</ref>. They can additionally customize their appearance when viewed by other adventurers (see [[Character guide#Height and Age\|Character Guide for Height and Age]]), so that they can be "taller than average" for example, but this is purely cosmetic and not known to have any mechanical effects.

	Creature height is much more variable, ranging from only 1 ft. tall rodents to massive titans many times the height of even a giantman. Creature height can be checked with the {{boldmono\|[[APPRAISE]]}} command (or equivalently {{boldmono\|[[ASSESS]]}}).		Creature height is much more variable, ranging from only 1 ft. tall rodents to massive titans many times the height of even a giantman. Creature height can be checked with the {{boldmono\|[[APPRAISE]]}} command (or equivalently {{boldmono\|[[ASSESS]]}}).

	When attacking or ambushing with a melee weapon, shorter characters will not be able to reach the head or eyes of much taller creatures (unless they are knocked down: creatures who are kneeling are considered to have only 60% of their usual height; if sitting, only 45%; if prone, only 10%).<ref>http://forum.gsplayers.com/archive/index.php/t-96550.html</ref> If the creature is exceptionally tall then it may not be possible to reach even the torso. The body areas in order of descending height (for most critters) are: Eyes > Head > Neck > Chest > Arms > Back ≥ Abdomen > Hand > Legs. Longer weapons can allow a character to hit an area that would not otherwise be reachable: for example, a [[morning star]] adds 2 ft. to the attacker's effective height, and a [[lance]] adds 5 ft.		When attacking or ambushing with a melee weapon, shorter characters will not be able to reach the head or eyes of much taller creatures (unless they are knocked down: creatures who are kneeling are considered to have only 60% of their usual height; if sitting, only 45%; if prone, only 10%).<ref>http://forum.gsplayers.com/archive/index.php/t-96550.html</ref> If the creature is exceptionally tall then it may not be possible to reach even the torso. The body areas in order of descending height (for most critters) are: Eyes > Head > Neck > Chest > Arms > Back ≥ Abdomen > Hand > Legs <ref>https://discordapp.com/channels/226045346399256576/532373273816858636/732995139274014861</ref>. Longer weapons can allow a character to hit an area that would not otherwise be reachable: for example, a [[morning star]] adds 2 ft. to the attacker's effective height, and a [[lance]] adds 5 ft.

	Most (but not all) combat maneuvers are more effective if the attacker is taller compared to the defender<ref>[[Combat Maneuvers/saved posts]]</ref><ref>http://forum.gsplayers.com/archive/index.php/t-91840.html</ref>.		Most (but not all) combat maneuvers are more effective if the attacker is taller compared to the defender<ref>[[Combat Maneuvers/saved posts]]</ref><ref>http://forum.gsplayers.com/archive/index.php/t-91840.html</ref>.
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	== References ==		== References ==
	<references/>		<references/>

	*https://discordapp.com/channels/226045346399256576/532373273816858636/732995139274014861

	[[Category:Character Mechanics]]		[[Category:Character Mechanics]]

HJELTE at 16:09, 15 July 2020

2020-07-15T16:09:02Z

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	Creature height is much more variable, ranging from only 1 ft. tall rodents to massive titans many times the height of even a giantman. Creature height can be checked with the {{boldmono\|[[APPRAISE]]}} command (or equivalently {{boldmono\|[[ASSESS]]}}).		Creature height is much more variable, ranging from only 1 ft. tall rodents to massive titans many times the height of even a giantman. Creature height can be checked with the {{boldmono\|[[APPRAISE]]}} command (or equivalently {{boldmono\|[[ASSESS]]}}).

	When attacking or ambushing with a melee weapon, shorter characters will not be able to reach the head or eyes of much taller creatures (unless they are knocked down: creatures who are kneeling are considered to have only 60% of their usual height; if sitting, only 45%; if prone, only 10%).<ref>http://forum.gsplayers.com/archive/index.php/t-96550.html</ref> If the creature is exceptionally tall then it may not be possible to reach even the torso. The body areas in order of descending height are: ~~Head~~ > ~~Eyes~~ > Neck > Chest > Arms > Back ≥ Abdomen > Hand > Legs. Longer weapons can allow a character to hit an area that would not otherwise be reachable: for example, a [[morning star]] adds 2 ft. to the attacker's effective height, and a [[lance]] adds 5 ft.		When attacking or ambushing with a melee weapon, shorter characters will not be able to reach the head or eyes of much taller creatures (unless they are knocked down: creatures who are kneeling are considered to have only 60% of their usual height; if sitting, only 45%; if prone, only 10%).<ref>http://forum.gsplayers.com/archive/index.php/t-96550.html</ref> If the creature is exceptionally tall then it may not be possible to reach even the torso. The body areas in order of descending height (for most critters) are: Eyes > Head > Neck > Chest > Arms > Back ≥ Abdomen > Hand > Legs. Longer weapons can allow a character to hit an area that would not otherwise be reachable: for example, a [[morning star]] adds 2 ft. to the attacker's effective height, and a [[lance]] adds 5 ft.

	Most (but not all) combat maneuvers are more effective if the attacker is taller compared to the defender<ref>[[Combat Maneuvers/saved posts]]</ref><ref>http://forum.gsplayers.com/archive/index.php/t-91840.html</ref>.		Most (but not all) combat maneuvers are more effective if the attacker is taller compared to the defender<ref>[[Combat Maneuvers/saved posts]]</ref><ref>http://forum.gsplayers.com/archive/index.php/t-91840.html</ref>.
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	== References ==		== References ==
	<references/>		<references/>
			*https://discordapp.com/channels/226045346399256576/532373273816858636/732995139274014861

	[[Category:Character Mechanics]]		[[Category:Character Mechanics]]

HJELTE at 16:04, 15 July 2020

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	Creature height is much more variable, ranging from only 1 ft. tall rodents to massive titans many times the height of even a giantman. Creature height can be checked with the {{boldmono\|[[APPRAISE]]}} command (or equivalently {{boldmono\|[[ASSESS]]}}).		Creature height is much more variable, ranging from only 1 ft. tall rodents to massive titans many times the height of even a giantman. Creature height can be checked with the {{boldmono\|[[APPRAISE]]}} command (or equivalently {{boldmono\|[[ASSESS]]}}).

	When attacking or ambushing with a melee weapon, shorter characters will not be able to reach the head or eyes of much taller creatures (unless they are knocked down: creatures who are kneeling are considered to have only 60% of their usual height; if sitting, only 45%; if prone, only 10%).<ref>http://forum.gsplayers.com/archive/index.php/t-96550.html</ref> If the creature is exceptionally tall then it may not be possible to reach even the torso. The body areas in order of descending height are: Head ~~≥~~ Eyes > Neck > Chest > Arms > Back ≥ Abdomen > Hand > Legs. Longer weapons can allow a character to hit an area that would not otherwise be reachable: for example, a [[morning star]] adds 2 ft. to the attacker's effective height, and a [[lance]] adds 5 ft.		When attacking or ambushing with a melee weapon, shorter characters will not be able to reach the head or eyes of much taller creatures (unless they are knocked down: creatures who are kneeling are considered to have only 60% of their usual height; if sitting, only 45%; if prone, only 10%).<ref>http://forum.gsplayers.com/archive/index.php/t-96550.html</ref> If the creature is exceptionally tall then it may not be possible to reach even the torso. The body areas in order of descending height are: Head > Eyes > Neck > Chest > Arms > Back ≥ Abdomen > Hand > Legs. Longer weapons can allow a character to hit an area that would not otherwise be reachable: for example, a [[morning star]] adds 2 ft. to the attacker's effective height, and a [[lance]] adds 5 ft.

	Most (but not all) combat maneuvers are more effective if the attacker is taller compared to the defender<ref>[[Combat Maneuvers/saved posts]]</ref><ref>http://forum.gsplayers.com/archive/index.php/t-91840.html</ref>.		Most (but not all) combat maneuvers are more effective if the attacker is taller compared to the defender<ref>[[Combat Maneuvers/saved posts]]</ref><ref>http://forum.gsplayers.com/archive/index.php/t-91840.html</ref>.

ECHEAUX: Fixed a link

2019-11-06T01:36:54Z

Fixed a link

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	'''Height''' is a character and creature attribute primarily used in melee attack resolution, [[ambushing]] and [[combat maneuvers]] in particular.		'''Height''' is a character and creature attribute primarily used in melee attack resolution, [[ambushing]] and [[combat maneuvers]] in particular.

	Player characters have an average height determined by their [[race]], which ranges from about 3 ft. tall (Burghal Gnomes) to 7 ft. tall (Giantmen). They can additionally customize their appearance when viewed by other adventurers (see [[Character guide#Height and Age]]), so that they can be "taller than average" for example, but this is purely cosmetic and not known to have any mechanical effects.		Player characters have an average height determined by their [[race]], which ranges from about 3 ft. tall (Burghal Gnomes) to 7 ft. tall (Giantmen). They can additionally customize their appearance when viewed by other adventurers (see [[Character guide#Height and Age\|Character Guide for Height and Age]]), so that they can be "taller than average" for example, but this is purely cosmetic and not known to have any mechanical effects.

	Creature height is much more variable, ranging from only 1 ft. tall rodents to massive titans many times the height of even a giantman. Creature height can be checked with the {{boldmono\|[[APPRAISE]]}} command (or equivalently {{boldmono\|[[ASSESS]]}}).		Creature height is much more variable, ranging from only 1 ft. tall rodents to massive titans many times the height of even a giantman. Creature height can be checked with the {{boldmono\|[[APPRAISE]]}} command (or equivalently {{boldmono\|[[ASSESS]]}}).

ZHOUY1: weapon modifier

2017-07-13T02:56:58Z

weapon modifier

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	Creature height is much more variable, ranging from only 1 ft. tall rodents to massive titans many times the height of even a giantman. Creature height can be checked with the {{boldmono\|[[APPRAISE]]}} command (or equivalently {{boldmono\|[[ASSESS]]}}).		Creature height is much more variable, ranging from only 1 ft. tall rodents to massive titans many times the height of even a giantman. Creature height can be checked with the {{boldmono\|[[APPRAISE]]}} command (or equivalently {{boldmono\|[[ASSESS]]}}).

	When attacking or ambushing with a melee weapon, shorter characters will not be able to reach the head or eyes of much taller creatures (unless they are knocked down: creatures who are kneeling are considered to have only 60% of their usual height; if sitting, only 45%; if prone, only 10%).<ref>http://forum.gsplayers.com/archive/index.php/t-96550.html</ref> If the creature is exceptionally tall then it may not be possible to reach even the torso. The body ~~locations~~ in order of descending height are: Head ≥ Eyes > Neck > Chest > Arms > Back ≥ Abdomen > Hand > Legs.		When attacking or ambushing with a melee weapon, shorter characters will not be able to reach the head or eyes of much taller creatures (unless they are knocked down: creatures who are kneeling are considered to have only 60% of their usual height; if sitting, only 45%; if prone, only 10%).<ref>http://forum.gsplayers.com/archive/index.php/t-96550.html</ref> If the creature is exceptionally tall then it may not be possible to reach even the torso. The body areas in order of descending height are: Head ≥ Eyes > Neck > Chest > Arms > Back ≥ Abdomen > Hand > Legs. Longer weapons can allow a character to hit an area that would not otherwise be reachable: for example, a [[morning star]] adds 2 ft. to the attacker's effective height, and a [[lance]] adds 5 ft.

	Most (but not all) combat maneuvers are more effective if the attacker is taller compared to the defender<ref>[[Combat Maneuvers/saved posts]]</ref><ref>http://forum.gsplayers.com/archive/index.php/t-91840.html</ref>.		Most (but not all) combat maneuvers are more effective if the attacker is taller compared to the defender<ref>[[Combat Maneuvers/saved posts]]</ref><ref>http://forum.gsplayers.com/archive/index.php/t-91840.html</ref>.

ZHOUY1: more notes on height vs. aimable areas

2017-07-13T02:51:17Z

more notes on height vs. aimable areas

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	Creature height is much more variable, ranging from only 1 ft. tall rodents to massive titans many times the height of even a giantman. Creature height can be checked with the {{boldmono\|[[APPRAISE]]}} command (or equivalently {{boldmono\|[[ASSESS]]}}).		Creature height is much more variable, ranging from only 1 ft. tall rodents to massive titans many times the height of even a giantman. Creature height can be checked with the {{boldmono\|[[APPRAISE]]}} command (or equivalently {{boldmono\|[[ASSESS]]}}).

	When attacking or ambushing with a melee weapon, shorter characters will not be able to reach the head or eyes of much taller creatures (unless they are knocked down).<ref>http://forum.gsplayers.com/archive/index.php/t-96550.html</ref>		When attacking or ambushing with a melee weapon, shorter characters will not be able to reach the head or eyes of much taller creatures (unless they are knocked down: creatures who are kneeling are considered to have only 60% of their usual height; if sitting, only 45%; if prone, only 10%).<ref>http://forum.gsplayers.com/archive/index.php/t-96550.html</ref> If the creature is exceptionally tall then it may not be possible to reach even the torso. The body locations in order of descending height are: Head ≥ Eyes > Neck > Chest > Arms > Back ≥ Abdomen > Hand > Legs.

	Most (but not all) combat maneuvers are more effective if the attacker is taller compared to the defender<ref>[[Combat Maneuvers/saved posts]]</ref><ref>http://forum.gsplayers.com/archive/index.php/t-91840.html</ref>.		Most (but not all) combat maneuvers are more effective if the attacker is taller compared to the defender<ref>[[Combat Maneuvers/saved posts]]</ref><ref>http://forum.gsplayers.com/archive/index.php/t-91840.html</ref>.