Throughout the beginning of Mohkba Mania, Medium-sized PCs are reduced to Minuscule size (1/2 an inch tall) and Small-sized PCs are reduced to Infinitesimal size (1/4 an inch tall). Rather than using the existing rules for the Pathfinder RPG or 5th Edition, use these new size rules to bring a level of nuance to a part of the adventure so down to earth. Even though your group might be playing little characters, big adventures await them!
TABLE: New Size Modifiers
| Size | Old Size Modifier | New Size Modifier | Bijou Bashing / Trample Damage | Bijou Bashing / Trample DC | New Space / Reach |
| Colossal | –8 | -24* | 2d8 | 20 | 30 ft. |
| Gargantuan | –4 | -20* | 2d6 | 18 | 20 ft. |
| Huge | –2 | -16* | 1d8 | 16 | 15 ft. |
| Large | –1 | -12 | 1d6 | 14 | 10 ft. |
| Medium | +0 | -8 | 1d4 | 12 | 5 ft. |
| Small | +1 | -4 | — | — | 3 ft. |
| Tiny | +2 | -2 | — | — | 2 ft. |
| Diminutive` | +4 | +0 | — | — | 1 ft. |
| Fine | +8 | +2 | — | — | 1 ft. |
| Miniscule^ | +12 | +4 | — | — | ½ ft. |
| Infinitesimal^ | +16 | +8 | — | — | 0 ft. |
| Microscopic^ | +20 | +12 | — | — | 0 ft. |
` For all intents and purposes not otherwise specified below, treat Diminutive creatures as though they were Medium-sized when determining weapon damage, spell effects, and the like.
^ New size categories introduced in Mohkba Mania.
* It is virtually impossible for a creature of Huge size or larger to perceive a character of Miniscule or smaller size without magnification (be it magical or scientific). Miniscule creatures cannot be knowingly targeted by creatures of that size, but may be in danger should they tread in the same occupied squares.
Note Creatures three size categories larger than their attacker automatically resist non-steal combat maneuvers. Tiny-sized or larger creatures take no size penalty to CMB or CMD.
New Size Modifiers for AC, Attack, CMB, CMD and Fly Skill
In addition to the changes listed below and to the augmented numbers in Table: New Size Modifiers, when calculating the size bonus or penalty to Stealth checks, simply double the number (for example, a Medium-sized creature suffers a -16 to Stealth checks).
Bijou Bashing (Ex) Creatures of Medium size or larger do not resolve melee or ranged attacks that deal bludgeoning damage normally when targeting a creature of Diminutive size or smaller.
On a successful hit, the smaller creature saves as though they were also being trampled by the larger creature (slam damage + 1-1/2 times its Strength modifier). If the hit was a critical hit, increase the number of the trample’s damage die by 1 per critical multiplier (from 2d6 to 3d6 for a Medium creature wielding a club or other x2 modifier weapon, from 3d8 to 5d8 for a Large creature wielding a warhammer or other x3 modifier weapon, etc.) and the DC to avoid it by +5 per critical multiplier.
A creature that fails their Reflex save must make a Fortitude save (DC 5 + opponent’s attack roll) or be knocked prone. On a successful Reflex save, the smaller creature takes half the damage from the the trample.
Unlike normal trample attacks, diminutive creatures are not able to make attacks of opportunity against their attacker.
Constitutive Capacity (Ex) Creatures of Diminutive or lesser size may determine their heavy load by their Constitution rather than Strength score, but suffer 1 hit point of damage each hour traveling or strenuous round (moving greater than their base speed or engaging in combat) and must make a Fortitude save (DC 12 + cumulative damage taken from Constitutive Capacity) or also become fatigued. Constitutive Capacity cannot be used by fatigued characters. If using this rule, disregard Table: Modified Carrying Capacity.
Precise Piercing (Ex) In addition to the changes in size bonus to AC, the nature of piercing weapons at so small a size fundamentally changes how the armaments function. Creatures using piercing weapons receive their size bonus twice when calculating attack rolls made with piercing weapons or their AC against piercing weapons.
Spell Slipping (Su) To adventurers of truly little size, magic operates differently. Animals often lack the intelligence to realize it, but at Diminutive size or smaller, it’s possible that any given spell or spell-like ability might be avoided much like a physical attack. When targeted by a creature of Small size or larger by a magical effect that allows for spell resistance, the Diminutive or smaller creature may make an opposed size check (1d20+size modifier) against the caster of the spell (1d20+caster level). In the event that the reduced creature’s check exceeds the caster, the spell washes around them.
All characters of Diminutive size or smaller gain this ability for free. Spell slipping is ineffective towards spellcasters or manifesters of spell-like abilities of Tiny size or less.
Titanic Trample (Ex) Creatures of Medium size or larger receive trample as a special attack, dealing an amount of damage determined by size. 
They automatically make a trample attack against non-flying creatures of Diminutive size or smaller whenever they occupy the same square, avoided with a successful Reflex save (no damage).
The DC of this Reflex save increases by +2 for every leg the trampling creature possesses beyond two. Creatures that have no Fly speed that cannot be tripped (such as oozes and shoggoths) receive a +20 bonus to the DC of their trample attack.
TABLE: CONSTITUTION CARRYING CAPACITY 20 bits = 1 oz. 16 oz. = 1 lb.
| Constitution Score* | Light Load | Medium Load | Heavy Load |
| 1 | 2 bits or less | 3–5 bits | 6–9 bits |
| 2 | 9 bits or less | 10–13 bits | 14–20 bits |
| 3 | 10 bits or less | 11–20 bits | 1–2 oz. |
| 4 | 1 oz. or less | 1.1–2 oz. | 2.1–3 oz. |
| 5 | 3 oz. or less | 3.1–4 oz. | 4.1–6 oz. |
| 6 | 6 oz. or less | 6.1–8 oz. (½ lb.) | 8.1–10 oz. |
| 7 | 10 oz. or less | 10.1–12 oz. | 12.1–15 oz. |
| 8 | 15 oz. or less | 15.1– 18 oz. | 18.1-21 oz. |
| 9 | 21 oz. or less | 21.1–24 oz. | 24.1–27 oz. |
| 10 | 27 oz. or less | 27.1–30 oz. | 30.1–33 oz. (2 lbs.) |
| 11 | 33 oz. (2 lbs.) or less | 33.1–36 oz. | 36.1–39 oz. |
| 12 | 39 oz. or less | 39.1–42 oz. | 42.1–45 oz. |
| 13 | 45 oz. or less | 45.1–48 oz. (3 lbs.) | 48.1–51 oz. |
| 14 | 51 oz. or less | 51.1–54 oz. | 54.1–57 oz. |
| 15 | 57 oz. or less | 57.1–60 oz. | 60.1–64 oz. |
| 16 | 64 oz. (4 lbs.) or less | 64.1–68 oz. | 68.1–72 oz. |
| 17 | 72 oz or less | 72.1–76 oz. | 76.1–80 oz. (5 lbs.) |
| 18 | 80 oz. or less | 80.1–84 oz. | 84.1–88 oz. |
| 19 | 88 oz. or less | 88.1–92 oz. | 92.1–96 oz. (6 lbs.). |
| 20 | 96 oz. or less | 96.1–100 oz. | 100.1–104 oz. |
| 21 | 104 oz. or less | 104.1–108 oz. | 108.1-112 oz. (7 lbs.) |
| 22 | 112 oz. (7 lbs.) or less | 112.1–116 oz. | 116.1-120 oz. |
| 23 | 120 oz. or less | 120.1–124 oz. | 124.1–128 oz. (8 lbs.) |
| 24 | 128 oz. (8 lbs.) or less | 128.1–132 oz. | 132.1–136 oz. |
| 25 | 136 oz. or less | 136.1–140 oz. | 140.1–144 oz. (9 lbs.) |
| 26 | 144 oz. or less | 144.1–148 oz. | 148.1–152 oz. |
| 27 | 152 oz. or less | 152.1–156 oz. | 156.1–160 oz. (10 lbs.) |
| 28 | 160 oz. or less | 160.1–164 oz. | 164.1–168 oz. |
| 29 | 168 oz. or less | 168.1–172 oz. | 172.1–176 oz. (11 lbs.) |
| +10 | ×4 | ×4 | ×4 |
*This assumes the character is of Diminutive size. For Fine creatures, reduce these scores by ½ and for Tiny creatures, multiply them by x2. For Miniscule creatures, reduce these scores by ⅓ and for Small creatures, multiply them by x3. For Infinitesimal creatures reduces these scores by ⅙ and for Medium creatures multiply them by x6. For Microscopic creatures reduce these scores by 1/12 and for Large creatures multiply them by x12.
Converted Size Attribute Modifiers: When creating new monsters or using existing creatures from the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game, use these size modifiers to determine a creature’s size bonuses or penalties to attributes.
TABLE: Converted Size Attribute Modifiers (Cumulative)
| Size | Str | Dex | Con | Natural Armor |
| Colossal | +8 | -2 | Same | +4 |
| Gargantuan | +8 | -2 | Same | +4 |
| Huge | +8 | -2 | Same | +3 |
| Large | +8 | -2 | +4 | +3 |
| Medium | +8 | -2 | +4 | +2 |
| Small | +4 | -2 | +4 | +2 |
| Tiny | +4 | -2 | +2 | +1 |
| Diminutive | +0 | +0 | +0 | +0 |
| Fine | -2 | +2 | Same | Same |
| Miniscule | -2 | +2 | Same | Same |
| Infinitesimal | -2 | +4 | -2 | Same |
| Microscopic | -2 | +4 | -2 | Same |
JUMPING & SPEED
Obviously creatures of extremely small size can’t succeed on a DC 16 Acrobatics check to soar well over their height; new rules for jumping are detailed here for creatures of Tiny size or smaller. Characters of Tiny size or smaller do not, however, require any running start to make an Acrobatics check to jump.
Otherwise a creature’s normal speeds are reduced by -5 feet per size category (minimum 5 feet).
TABLE: NEW JUMP DISTANCES
| Long Jump | Acrobatics DC | High Jump | Acrobatics DC | |
| 1 foot | 5 | ½ foot | 4 | |
| 2 feet | 9 | 1 foot | 7 | |
| 3 feet | 13 | 1 and a ½ feet | 10 | |
| 4 feet | 17 | 2 feet | 13 | |
| 5 feet | 21 | 2 and a ½ feet | 16 | |
| 6 feet | 25 | 3 feet | 19 | |
| Greater than 6 feet | +4 per 5 feet | Greater than 3 feet | +3 per half foot |
5E Rules
When interacting with the shrunken PCs, treat Small or larger creatures as having:
- advantage on all damage rolls
- disadvantage on all attack rolls that deal piercing or slashing damage
- and disadvantage on all skill checks.
At their reduced size the PCs:
- are at disadvantage on all attack rolls made with non-piercing weapons
- deal half damage with non-piercing weapons
- take double damage from bludgeoning, piercing, and slashing damage
- gain advantage on all skill checks made to creatures of Small size or larger.
Ashen Death
Subterranean environments are one of the most beloved locales for exploration or adventure in tabletop gaming. Synonymous with the concept of “dungeon delving,” underground realms have been a consistent trope used by GMs for decades. That’s not to suggest that explorations into the world below don’t have their place or serve a very important function—there are many good reasons that world builders, both novice and professional, continue returning beneath the surface to spark both intrigue and wonder as well as cast a foreboding sense of dread.
In a world of layers the subterranean adventure can encompass immense caverns, winding corridors, steep pitfalls, narrow chutes, and vents that access ascending or descending pathways that all interlink with vast chambers and crisscross over and under one another. Without a reliable means of orientation, it is incredibly easy to become hopelessly lost in these vast complexes, but a grandiose sense of scale can be easily obtained within a multi-tiered subterranean environment. Whether purposefully crafted by sentient minds or naturally occurring, the more this knotwork of connectivity is utilized, the more challenging (and rewarding) the subterranean environment will be to explore. It’s worth noting that you are also able to utilize the entirety of the environment much more easily (making climbing PCs far more mobile, but generally changing the expectations of a regular gaming experience on land rather than inside of it). Underground networks of streams, reservoirs of groundwater, and enormous aquifers can provide the same boundaries and hazards as their aboveground counterparts, and dark waters rich with bioluminescent algae and a surfeit of creatures that have adapted to a sunless world can provide a rich food source to support unique and complex ecosystems.
Senses: An amber creature gains darkvision 120 ft. and tremorsense 50 ft.
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Did You Get That Thing That I Sent You?
My favorite method is to weave these into the history of characters—it allows the dropping of hints throughout a campaign without tipping your hand, sticks with the PC in question, and allows more flexibility in their parameters (since they aren’t played through)—but another tack is to have the clues themselves part of a nuanced motif that can easily be incorporated into encounters (whether they be combat, exploratory, or social).
Defensive Abilities: A blood thrall gains channel resistance +2, DR 5/magic, and resistance to cold 5 and electricity 5, in addition to all of the defensive abilities granted by the undead type. A blood thrall also gains fast healing 5, but its nature of constant change deals 3 damage to a blood thrall every round; this makes a blood thrall have an effective fast healing 2 (most of the time; see below).