Grand-scale stories refer to long, narrative works of literature that often involve heroic characters and epic themes. These stories can be divided into two categories: SAGAS and EPICS. SAGAS are typically set in a historical context and involve a series of adventures or events that are connected by a common theme. EPICS, on the other hand, are usually set in a mythical or supernatural world and involve a hero who embarks on a quest or journey. Both SAGAS and EPICS are characterized by their grand scale and sweeping storylines.