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--- unbound:rules:creature_size [2024/08/07 03:35] – tailkinker
+++ unbound:rules:creature_size [2024/08/07 03:48] (current) – [Sharing Squares] tailkinker
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 Each creature takes up a different amount of space. The table below shows how much space a creature of a particular size controls in combat. Objects sometimes use the same size categories.
-^  Size        ^  Space        ^  Space  ^  ^  Reach  ^
+^  Size        ^  Space        ^  Space         ^  Reach  ^
-^  :::         ^  (Upright)    ^  (Long)  ^  :::  ^
+^  :::         ^  (Upright)    ^  (Long)        ^  :::  ^
 |  Fine        |   ¼ square    |   ¼ square     |  Close  |
-|  Diminutive  |   ¼ square    |   ¼ square     |  Close  |
+|  Diminutive  |   ¼ square    |   ¼ square     |  0  |
-|  Tiny        |   ¼ square    |   ¼ square     |  Close  |
+|  Tiny        |   ¼ square    |   ¼ square     |  0  |
 |  Small       |   ½ square    |   ½ square     |  1  |
 |  Medium      |   1 square    |  1×2 squares   |  1  |
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 Note that Large or larger creatures can typically attack foes at greater [[unbound:rules:Reach]].
+===== Sharing Squares =====
+A creature may enter another creature's square if there are two size levels difference between them, even if their combined sizes would exceed that square.  For example, a Tiny creature could enter a Medium creature's square, or a Small creature could enter one of a Large creature's squares.  Of course, if the combined sizes of the creatures does not exceed one square---such as two Tiny or smaller creatures in one square---then more creatures can occupy the same space.