09-24-2012, 06:20 PM
It's good to have tall characters just like short characters, but as everyone already explained, there are definite medical issues that go along with height! If you do choose to go on the large end of the scale (around 7ft 2in as Marit suggested, probably not good to go much taller), then be sure to play things realistically! For example, Einarr might age faster, move slower, and definitely would hit his head on a few ceilings. 
My largest character is Wayne McCoy who was about 7'3" when I adopted him from another player, but I'm definitely thinking of bringing this height down a lot since he'd have a lot of issues -- especially riding horses. :c The largest character whose height I am going to keep is 7 feet tall, because he is a hybrid between a wolf mother and a father with large dog breeds in his genes, and wolf-dog hybrids tend to be a bit larger than their parents anyway.
My largest character is Wayne McCoy who was about 7'3" when I adopted him from another player, but I'm definitely thinking of bringing this height down a lot since he'd have a lot of issues -- especially riding horses. :c The largest character whose height I am going to keep is 7 feet tall, because he is a hybrid between a wolf mother and a father with large dog breeds in his genes, and wolf-dog hybrids tend to be a bit larger than their parents anyway.