I.H.1. Height and Weight
TABLE I.H.1-1: Baseline Racial Data
Race Males Females Density Modifiers
Dwarf, Hill 52" 50" 1.80
Dwarf, Mtn. 48" 46" 1.90
Dwarf, Grey 46" 44" 1.95
Elf, Black 58" 56" 0.94
Elf, Copper 62" 60" 0.93
Elf, Gold 66" 63" 0.90
Elf, Silver 60" 57" 0.91
Elf, White 63" 61" 0.94
Elf, Wood 54" 51" 0.90
Gnome, Forest 42" 40" 1.60
Gnome, Deep 40" 38" 1.65
Half-elf * * *
Half-ogre 85-90" 81-86" 1.10
Half-orc 61-66" 58-63" 1.10
Human 68-77" 61-71" 1.00
*: Average Human and elf ancestors
TABLE I.H.1-2: Variation from the Average
Height % Weight %
Die Roll Humans Others Humans Others
3 -(13-16) -(10-12) -(25-32) -(19-24)
4 -(9-12) -(7-9) -(17-24) -(13-15)
5- 7 -(5-8) -(4-6) -(9-16) -(7-12)
8- 9 -(1-4) -(1-3) -(1-8) -(1-6)
10-12 0 0 0 0
13-14 +(1-4) +(1-3) +(1-8) +(1-6)
15-16 +(5-8) +(4-6) +(9-16) +(7-12)
17 +(9-12) +(7-9) +(17-24) +(13-15)
18 +(13-16) +(10-12) +(25-32) +(19-24)
TABLE I.H.1-3: Adjustments for Strength
Strength Score Height Adj. Weight Adj.
1 -10% -24%
2 -9% -20%
3 -7% -18%
4 -6% -16%
5 -3% -12%
6 0 -8%
7 0 -4%
8-13 0 0
14 0 +4%
15 0 +8%
16 +3% +12%
17 +6% +16%
18 +7% +18%
19 +9 +20%
20 +10% +22%
TABLE I.H.1-4: Base Weight by Height
Height (inches) Weight (lbs) Height (inches) Weight (lbs)
31 14 71 168
32 15 72 175
33 17 73 183
34 18 74 190
35 20 75 198
36 22 76 206
37 24 77 214
38 26 78 223
39 28 79 232
40 30 80 240
41 32 81 250
42 35 82 259
43 37 83 268
44 40 84 278
45 43 85 288
46 46 86 299
47 49 87 309
48 52 88 320
49 55 89 331
50 59 90 342
51 62 91 354
52 66 92 366
53 70 93 378
54 74 94 390
55 78 95 403
56 82 96 415
57 87 97 429
58 92 98 442
59 96 99 456
60 101 100 470
61 107 101 484
62 112 102 498
63 117 103 513
64 123 104 528
65 129 105 544
66 135 106 559
67 141 107 575
68 148 108 592
69 154 109 608
70 161 110 625
Table 1 lists the average height in inches for each race. Modify this average by the percentage difference indicated by Table 2 and 3. This gives the character's height. Now find the average weight for the character at that height, treating females as being one inch taller than their actual height. Add the variations of Table 2, and the modifiers from Table 3 to the Density base, and multiply the base weight for the character's height by the modifier. This is the character's weight.