Enlarged Monks

[Don21584]

1d12 enlarged=?
1d20 enlarged=?

Thanks

 

[AGGEMAM]

1d12 and 1d20, respectively.

The Enlarge spell does not change the targets size category since it only increases your size by 50% and does not double it.

 

[Crothian]

Ya, you need something that increases your size catagory, Enlarge will not do that.

 

[Caliber]

If a Monk were to somehow become enlarged (not through the Enlarge spell, however ) you can look at S&F, which has a chart for the damage done by bigger (and smaller) than usual Monks.

[Edit: Make more sense]

 

[Don21584]

If the Enlarge spell doesn't increase your size catagory, what's the benefits of the spell, and what does increase your size catagory

 

[AGGEMAM]

If the Enlarge spell doesn't increase your size catagory, what's the benefits of the spell, and what does increase your size catagory

Read the spell there are several suggestions as to what makes it useful but to name one - enlargement bonus to Strength which stack with everything (except enlargement bonuses) is nothing to sneeze at for a 1st level spell.

 

[mzsylver]

If the Enlarge spell doesn't increase your size catagory, what's the benefits of the spell, and what does increase your size catagory

enlarge is a minor strength spell that stacks with almost EVERYTHING. hence it rules.

get yourself and Ioun Stone of Spell Storing and a cleric to cast the 5th level Cleric/Strength spell Righteous Might. that will up your size category.

according to Sword and Fist, a large monk does 2d8 and then 2d10 at the higher levels. you need to make yourself Colassal to do 4d10!!!

 

[CRGreathouse]

If your size increases (through righeous might, for example):
1d12 -> 2d8
1d20 -> 4d6 (not listed, but see the D&D FAQ re: monks).