Gargantuan Orcus out in March per Amazon

[the black knight]

Colossus of Rhodes, anyone?

 

[Kae'Yoss]

They have to be joking.

 

[Keith Robinson]

According to Fiendish Codex 1, Orcus is Large. My guess is that Orcus just forms a part of the set, of which there is likely to be one gargantuan figure (not Orcus). But, of course, you never know

 

[Mortellan]

A super-size Demogorgon mini would be TOO convenient for Wizards to ever do, given that he is the BBEG in paizo's Savage Tide, soon to be formerly of Dungeon magazine.

 

[Garnfellow]

I wouldn't exactly consider Tome of Horrors canon. What's Book of Vile Darkness say? That'd be the definitive version, IMO.

I never said Tome of Horrors is canon, but I believe that it does represent the most powerful published version of Orcus to date. And if that version is only Huge, what's up with a Gargantuan one?

 

[jodyjohnson]

According to Fiendish Codex 1, Orcus is Large.

The Book of Vile Darkness version is large (15'). Which I believe is the same height as in the 1e version.

Tome of Horrors pushes him up to Huge.

 

[Alzrius]

I know at least one ENWorlder will be ecstatic.

Yeah, but which one?

 

[Nightfall]

Probably this one.

 

[Keith Robinson]

The Book of Vile Darkness version is large (15'). Which I believe is the same height as in the 1e version.

Tome of Horrors pushes him up to Huge.

Yeah, I spotted that - Large size, but stands 15' tall according to the description, which is a bit strange. Either way, it's a stretch ( ) to get him up to gargantuan.

 

[Glyfair]

My guess is that Orcus just forms a part of the set, of which there is likely to be one gargantuan figure (not Orcus).

Assuming this theory is correct, what sort of Gargantuan beings does Orcus hang out with?