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I made all giants about the same size because they are meant to just be giants and not larger versions of their own race.
I may go in and make enlarged versions of different races and creatures to be the same % larger than their base form to keep the scale if people would be interested.
Making everything larger would take a good minute so i try to use the models that have good variety in their appearance.
I'm experimenting with npcs that can wear armor to give more choices.
1. Scaling up the none dwarf races so that a Giant human/elf/lizard are properly taller than a giant dwarf. as it stands the if you stand a giant human next to the giant dwarf they are the same hight. the giant humans should be taller than the giant dwarvs because they're giant dwarvs....
2. I would make a giant version of everything thats already in the game. that way, if someone makes an NPC(example: Lizard female rich civilian) and decides its in the story at that NPC drinks a potion to become a giant just before fighting you. its super easy for the DM to just replace her with a giant model that looks exactly the same as her.