Karui Kage
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5 ft. The easiest way to figure this out usually is to look at the same creature in the Bestiary (if available). If the reach is 5 ft. less than the size, then the creature is 'long' and it's reach will always be 5 ft. less than size (min of 5 ft. for small/medium creatures). If it's equal than the creature is 'tall' and the reach will be equal to its size.
In the case of a normal Roc, it's size is 20 ft. with a reach of 15 ft. So a large animal companion Roc (size 10 ft.) would have reach of 5 ft.
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5 ft. The easiest way to figure this out usually is to look at the same creature in the Bestiary (if available). If the reach is 5 ft. less than the size, then the creature is 'long' and it's reach will always be 5 ft. less than size (min of 5 ft. for small/medium creatures). If it's equal than the creature is 'tall' and the reach will be equal to its size.
In the case of a normal Roc, it's size is 20 ft. with a reach of 15 ft. So a large animal companion Roc (size 10 ft.) would have reach of 5 ft.
Cool, thanks. So if I want to charge with my Roc and attack with reach while mounted on it, and have it attack, it just needs lunge?