Tiny sized monsters are generally less imposing, but harder to notice and have the option to travel through smaller spaces. Large player characters' weight should be accounted for, and they have vulnerability to falling damage. As size doubles, mass increases by 8 times.Large player characters cannot be mounted by other creatures of Medium size or smaller, even if they are willing.Large player characters do not have innate reach they must wield a weapon with the Reach property as normal.Please see the below weapon properties for an alternative. 278) should not apply to player characters. Large player characters have an easier time pushing, pulling, lifting, and breaking objects (add the character's proficiency to these checks if they do not already do so as a result of a class feature, for example).Large player characters have a harder time moving aside for a Dexterity saving throw to avoid an effect (-1 for each extra space they occupy in an effect that causes the saving throw).Large creatures need much bigger objects to hide behind for cover (PHB p.Large creatures require four times the food and water of Medium creatures (DMG p.Large creatures have double the carrying capacity (PHB p.For this reason, the following considerations should be made for Large-size characters.
Large sized monsters receive a slew of benefits, and going beyond that can create even more imposing threats - but a player needs to be able to stand side-by-size with their fellows, in story and in combat. Included below are suggested changes to rules such as cover, sustenance, use of ability scores, as well as customizing existing weapons for use by a larger or smaller character. Please consider these things when/if a player decides to use a homebrew race that is larger than Medium size or smaller than Small size. This rule is to aid in player character creation, as well as add persistent effects and item properties to facilitate the use, of creatures with the Large and Tiny size categories.
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