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Currently, Humungousaur is accepted as being five times stronger in his enlarged state due to growing five times his standard size. However, this doesn't align with the standards outlined by our Multipliers page.
We need evidence that a multiplier applies uniformly to other statistics (in this case, that Humungousaur's strength increases to the same degree as his height).
There is no explicit statement that full-size Humungousaur's increase in strength is directionally proportional to increase in size. A statement along the lines of "When Humungousaur gets five times as big, his strength increases fivefold" would make this valid, but as it stands "Large Planet level+" should be removed and replaced with "higher".
One should also consider which statistic a multiplier applies to. If a character just gets 10 times more powerful, then that doesn't necessarily means that all of its statistics are multiplied by 10. For example could a fiction in principle have a character become a 10 times more dangerous fighter just by increasing his combat technique, with only minor increases in stats. A more classical scenario is one where a characters strength increases by some multiplier, but their speed is untouched.
We need evidence that a multiplier applies uniformly to other statistics (in this case, that Humungousaur's strength increases to the same degree as his height).
There is no explicit statement that full-size Humungousaur's increase in strength is directionally proportional to increase in size. A statement along the lines of "When Humungousaur gets five times as big, his strength increases fivefold" would make this valid, but as it stands "Large Planet level+" should be removed and replaced with "higher".
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