>>
>> > The snag with that is the standard horse is only 5W Large so you
>> need a
>> > big horse to trample normal sized humans.
>
>> I thought that this Large ability represented more the ability to
>'use
>> its size to do something' more than any 'real' size. Or else that
>mean
>> you can't have a PC deciding to use its initial '5W' in something
>like
>> 'Bigger man in the clan 5W'. And why not ?
>
>Depends on how you perieve size. I do not like the idea of a Large 5W
>human, simply because it becomes impossible to compare Large
>directly. "The bridge is weak - use it's Stay Up 15 against the Large
>of any creature trying to cross". I would say any human over about
>Large 17 is notably superhuman in stature (I wouldn't disallow it, it
>would just need a damn good reason). I don't necessarily say Large =
>weight either, but every creature (including human) has a mundane
>range of Large (I'd say about Small 8 to Large 17 for an adult).
I can certainly cope with the idea of a character being huge and having Large 5W. Think Andre the Giant. I don't think I'd allow anyone to spend a Hero Point and become Large 6W at the end of the session.
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