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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Macbrea" data-source="post: 247062" data-attributes="member: 1517">Lets look at the progression of the composite bow. Medium sizedShortbow (mighty +1) (Damage 1d6)Shortbow (mighty +2)Large sized Longbow (mighty +1) (Damage: 1d8)Longbow (mighty +2)Longbow (mighty +3)Longbow (mighty +4)Assuming huge is double the strength of a LargeLongbow (mighty +1) (Damage: 2d6)Longbow (mighty +2)ect.... Longbow (mighty +7)Longbow (mighty +8)Assuming Gargantuan is double the stength of a HugeLongbow (mighty +1) (Damage: 2d8)Longbow (mighty +2)ect ....Longbow (mighty +15)Longbow (mighty +16)Assuming Colossal is double the strength alotment of a GargantuanLongbow (mighty +1) (damage: 4d6)Longbow (mighty +2)ect ....Longbow (mighty +31)Longbow (mighty +32)The Huge storm giant could wield a Gargantuan Composite Longbow. Since, it was one size larger then him. Therefor, following normal progression it would allow for upto a +16 mighty composite bow. You will notice that normal upsizing of the weapon appears to have the damage of the weapon correct. And I made the assumption from the fact that in every other case it increased by double the prior.Technically, a shortbow for him would max at +8 strength.</blockquote>