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Consult the Size Categories Table in the Monster Manual (p. 6) or the Player's Handbook (p. 191).

The Monster Manual defines creature size as:

how much space a creature of a particular size controls in combat.

Size Space
Tiny 2.5 x× 2.5 ft
Small 5 x× 5 ft
Medium 5 x× 5 ft
Large 10 x× 10 ft
Huge 15 x× 15 ft
Gargantuan 20 x× 20 ft or largeror larger

A creature's Size category does not directly define its ohysicalphysical size, rather it defines the area that it controls onin combat. A horse is size Large, but obviously horses are not 10 feet long by 10 feet wide. And on the other end of that, a gargantuanGargantuan creature has no upper bound to how largebig it can be - it may control far more than a 20 feet by 20 feet-ft.-by-20-ft. area in combat.

The Size section of the basic rules contains this info as well.

Consult the Size Categories Table in the Monster Manual (p. 6) or the Player's Handbook (p. 191).

The Monster Manual defines creature size as:

how much space a creature of a particular size controls in combat.

Size Space
Tiny 2.5 x 2.5 ft
Small 5 x 5 ft
Medium 5 x 5 ft
Large 10 x 10 ft
Huge 15 x 15 ft
Gargantuan 20 x 20 ft or larger

A creature's Size category does not directly define its ohysical size, rather it defines the area that it controls on combat. A horse is size Large, but obviously horses are not 10 feet long by 10 feet wide. And on the other end of that, a gargantuan creature has no upper bound to how large it can be - it may control far more than a 20 feet by 20 feet area.

The Size section of the basic rules contains this info.

Consult the Size Categories Table in the Monster Manual (p. 6) or the Player's Handbook (p. 191).

The Monster Manual defines creature size as:

how much space a creature of a particular size controls in combat.

Size Space
Tiny 2.5 × 2.5 ft
Small 5 × 5 ft
Medium 5 × 5 ft
Large 10 × 10 ft
Huge 15 × 15 ft
Gargantuan 20 × 20 ft or larger

A creature's Size category does not directly define its physical size, rather it defines the area that it controls in combat. A horse is size Large, but obviously horses are not 10 feet long by 10 feet wide. And on the other end of that, a Gargantuan creature has no upper bound to how big it can be - it may control far more than a 20-ft.-by-20-ft. area in combat.

The Size section of the basic rules contains this info as well.

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Consult the Size Categories Table in the Monster Manual (p. 6) or the Player's Handbook (p. 191).

The Monster Manual defines creature size as:

how much space a creature of a particular size controls in combat.

Size Space
Tiny 2.5 x 2.5 ft
Small 5 x 5 ft
Medium 5 x 5 ft
Large 10 x 10 ft
Huge 15 x 15 ft
Gargantuan 20 x 20 ft or larger

A creature's Size category does not directly define its ohysical size, rather it defines the area that it controls on combat. A horse is size Large, but obviously horses are not 10 feet long by 10 feet wide. And on the other end of that, a gargantuan creature has no upper bound to how large it can be - it may control far more than a 20 feet by 20 feet area.

The Size section of the basic rules contains this info.

Consult the Size Categories Table in the Monster Manual.

The Monster Manual defines creature size as:

how much space a creature of a particular size controls in combat.

Size Space
Tiny 2.5 x 2.5 ft
Small 5 x 5 ft
Medium 5 x 5 ft
Large 10 x 10 ft
Huge 15 x 15 ft
Gargantuan 20 x 20 ft or larger

A creature's Size category does not directly define its ohysical size, rather it defines the area that it controls on combat. A horse is size Large, but obviously horses are not 10 feet long by 10 feet wide. And on the other end of that, a gargantuan creature has no upper bound to how large it can be - it may control far more than a 20 feet by 20 feet area.

The Size section of the basic rules contains this info.

Consult the Size Categories Table in the Monster Manual (p. 6) or the Player's Handbook (p. 191).

The Monster Manual defines creature size as:

how much space a creature of a particular size controls in combat.

Size Space
Tiny 2.5 x 2.5 ft
Small 5 x 5 ft
Medium 5 x 5 ft
Large 10 x 10 ft
Huge 15 x 15 ft
Gargantuan 20 x 20 ft or larger

A creature's Size category does not directly define its ohysical size, rather it defines the area that it controls on combat. A horse is size Large, but obviously horses are not 10 feet long by 10 feet wide. And on the other end of that, a gargantuan creature has no upper bound to how large it can be - it may control far more than a 20 feet by 20 feet area.

The Size section of the basic rules contains this info.

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Consult the Size Categories Table in the Monster Manual.

The Monster Manual defines creature size as:

how much space a creature of a particular size controls in combat.

Size Space
Tiny 2.5 x 2.5 ft
Small 5 x 5 ft
Medium 5 x 5 ft
Large 10 x 10 ft
Huge 15 x 15 ft
Gargantuan 20 x 20 ft or larger

A creature's Size category does not directly define its ohysical size, rather it defines the area that it controls on combat. A horse is size Large, but obviously horses are not 10 feet long by 10 feet wide. And on the other end of that, a gargantuan creature has no upper bound to how large it can be - it may control far more than a 20 feet by 20 feet area.

The Size section of the basic rulescontainsrules contains this info.

Consult the Size Categories Table in the Monster Manual.

The Monster Manual defines creature size as:

how much space a creature of a particular size controls in combat.

Size Space
Tiny 2.5 x 2.5 ft
Small 5 x 5 ft
Medium 5 x 5 ft
Large 10 x 10 ft
Huge 15 x 15 ft
Gargantuan 20 x 20 ft or larger

A creature's Size category does not directly define its ohysical size, rather it defines the area that it controls on combat. A horse is size Large, but obviously horses are not 10 feet long by 10 feet wide. And on the other end of that, a gargantuan creature has no upper bound to how large it can be - it may control far more than a 20 feet by 20 feet area.

The Size section of the basic rulescontains this info.

Consult the Size Categories Table in the Monster Manual.

The Monster Manual defines creature size as:

how much space a creature of a particular size controls in combat.

Size Space
Tiny 2.5 x 2.5 ft
Small 5 x 5 ft
Medium 5 x 5 ft
Large 10 x 10 ft
Huge 15 x 15 ft
Gargantuan 20 x 20 ft or larger

A creature's Size category does not directly define its ohysical size, rather it defines the area that it controls on combat. A horse is size Large, but obviously horses are not 10 feet long by 10 feet wide. And on the other end of that, a gargantuan creature has no upper bound to how large it can be - it may control far more than a 20 feet by 20 feet area.

The Size section of the basic rules contains this info.

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