Size

Size	Example	Fantasy	Vehicle	Length	Weight
Fine	Hummingbird		Matchbox Car	<3 inches	<2 oz
Diminutive	Rat	Pixie	Toy Boat	3 - 6 inches	2 - 16 oz
Tiny	Cat	Imp	Roller Skates	6 - 12 inches	1 - 10 lbs
Small	Dog	Halfling	Bicycle	1-3 ft	10 - 80 lbs
Medium	Human	Elf	Motorcycle	3-7 ft	80 - 600 lbs
Large	Horse	Ogre	Car	8-15 ft	500 - 4000 lbs
Huge	Elephant	Cloud Giant	Truck	16-30 ft	2 - 16 tons
Gargantuan	Brachiasaurus	Purple Worm	Locomotive	31-60 ft	16 - 128 tons
Colossal	Blue Whale	Tarrasque	Space Shuttle orbiter	60-120 ft	128 - 1024 tons
Awesome	Amphicoelias	Deathwing	747	120-240 ft	1k - 8k tons
Titanic	5,000 elephants	Godzilla (2014)	RMS Titanic	240-480 ft	8k - 64k tons

Size	Space	Reach	Dodge	Attack	Damage	Infighting	Stealth
Fine	0	0	+16	+16	-16	-16	+16
Diminutive	0	0	+12	+12	-12	-12	+12
Tiny	0	0	+8	+8	-8	-8	+8
Small	1	1	+4	+4	-4	-4	+4
Medium	1	1	+0	+0	+0	+0	+0
Large	2	2	-4	-4	+4	+4	-4
Huge	3	2	-8	-8	+8	+8	-8
Gargantuan	4	3	-12	-12	+12	+12	-12
Colossal	5	3	-16	-16	+16	+16	-16
Awesome	6	4	-20	-20	+20	+20	-20
Titanic	7	4	-24	-24	+24	+24	-24

Vehicle Size

Vehicles use a size scale that is different from normal combat. "Medium in vehicle terms is a different size than "medium" in personal combat terms. However, the overall scale is the same; vehicle sizes line up 1-to-1 with personal combat sizes, so in cases of both vehicles and humanoids being in the same combat, it is possible to resolve relative sizes.

Vehicle Size Chart

Size	Vehicle Scale	Human Scale	Length (m)	Mass	Example (modern)	Example (space)
1	Fine	Medium	2	16-128kg	Motorcycle	Space suit
2	Diminutive	Large	4	128-1024kg	Compact car	EVA Pod
3	Tiny	Huge	8	1-8t	Heavy-duty pickup truck	Drone fighter
4	Small	Gargantuan	16	8-64t	F-16 (15m, 20t), loaded greyhound bus (35t)	Light fighter
5	Medium	Colossal	32	64-512t	Space shuttle orbiter (37m, 100t), steam locomotive (40m, 350t)	Bomber, light transport
6	Large	Awesome	64	512t-4kt	747-400 (70m, 400t), USS Constitution (92m, 2kt)	Large shuttle
7	Huge	Awesome+	128	4-32kt
8	Gargantuan	Titanic	256	32-256kt	HMS Titanic (52kt, 269m), USS Missouri (45kt, 270m)
9	Colossal	Titanic+	512	256kt-2Mt	Oil supertanker
10	Awesome		1 km	2-16Mt

Extreme Sizes

Sizes 11-13 (length 2-8 km respectively) are known as "Motherships", effectively mobile space stations.

Sizes 14-16 (length 16-64 km respectively) are known are as "Titans".

Sizes 17+ (length 128 km and up) are known as "Space Stations", a term inherited from any spacecraft size 10+

Size Categories

In space combat, ships are generally further grouped into wider size categories:

Civilian ships:
- Size 1-2: Pod
- Size 3-4: Small craft
- Size 5-6: Light cruiser
- Size 7-8: Heavy cruiser
- Size 9+: Capital cruiser
- Any ship dedicated to cargo hauling is a "freighter" (or "tanker" if hauling fluids in large tanks)
- Any ship dedicated to passenger transport is a "shuttle", or "ferry" if also hauling significant cargo and/or smaller vehicles.
- Pleasure craft up to size 6 are known as "yachts", and above 6 are known as "liners".
- Any ship with its own jump drive is usually prefixed with "jump", such as "jump freighter".
Military ships:
- All of the civilian grades apply. Additional monikers given below:
- Frigate: a cruiser specifically configured for speed
- Destroyer: a cruiser specifically configured for attack power
- Battlecruiser: a cruiser specifically configured for resilience and space superiority
- Battleship: a capital ship primarily carrying weapons
- Carrier: a capital ship oriented around carrying smaller ships
- Dreadnought: a capital ship size 10 or higher