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I purchased a Adventure Path subscription back in Febuary and I have still not received my physical copy of Adventure Path #91: Battle of Bloodmarch Hill. Double checked my shipping info and you have the correct address and it says the item has been shipped. It has been a month now since it was supposed to arrive. Please send me the item as soon as possible.

7'11" is still medium sized... you could just make a human and have him be that big. max his strength and maybe take the Bred for War trait and you'll be fine.

if you really want to be large sized just talk to your GM about using the race building rules from Advanced Race... if you make a human, drop the bonus feat, and add large size (with reach) that would be a 13 point race (iirc)- for reference, dwarves are 11 points and aasimar are 15.

Yeah I think this will be my best option. If I was playing a straight up version of him from the show or books I would probably just make him an ogre since that would be the easiest way to represent such an immoral bastard like Gregor. But like I said I am going more for the look of a huge armored warrior than anything else and a modified human would work best. Do you think I should keep the bonus feat and instead drop the additional skill point since they are both worth 4RP? Or would that be too OP?

So I am a huge Game of Thrones/SOIAF fan and I have been wanting to make a character based off of Gregor Clegane (at least in respect to his tremendous size and physicality, not so much in his utter lack of humanity). I am probably going to go for a basic fighter build but I really want him to be a large character. The books clock his height at about 7'11" and I plan on making it an even 8'0" for mine which is the minimum height for large creatures. I know that the Advanced Race Guide has rules for using Ogres but I don't like them as a race. I have an idea that of him being a human who has been blessed by Gorum with unnatural size/strength, but am not sure how to proceed from there. Any help/ideas would be really appreciated.