Editing Immortal's Handbook (section)

===Size Matters===	
The size rules for D&D had their limitations, because the original Game Designers thought that facing monsters the size of a Great Wyrm Red Dragons would be sufficient for anybody... Woe unto them. 

The new scale system is simple yet clever: you start with the standard progression (Fine, Diminutive, Tiny...), and when you get past Titanic (the old Colossal+) you start again by adding the "Macro" prefix: "Macro-Fine", "Macro-Diminutive" etc. The book comes with handy tables detailing the basic stats for monsters of all sizes up to Mega-Fine (which are nearly 100 miles tall. Overcompensating much?). But if you feel that's ''still'' limiting, fear not: with some reverse engineering you can expand things up to "Xona" sizes and roleplay ''Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann'' at full scale. Fuck yeah.

If this sounds insane, congratulations: it means that you still have a modicum of sanity left. But this is not always the case: there are people around with an Excel spreadsheet and too much time on their hands and, inevitably, [http://www.enworld.org/forum/showthread.php?164660-Why-did-I-do-this-Because-I-could this happened.]