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| Transmutation | |
| Level: | Drd 1 Sor/Wiz 1 |
|---|---|
| Components: | V, S, M |
| Casting time: | 1 Action |
| Range: | Personal |
| Area: | Self |
| Duration: | 10 min/level (D) |
| Saving Throw: | no |
| Spell Resistance: | no |
| Material Components: | A wolf's whisker. |
Description
When you cast this spell, you assume the physical appearance and many of the qualities of a wolf.
While under the effects of this spell, your creature type changes to "animal" and your size changes to Medium. You have the space and reach of a wolf, and you gain the Strength, Dexterity, and Constitution scores of an average wolf, but retain your own Intelligence, Wisdom, and Charisma. Your base land speed becomes 50 feet. You gain low-light vision and scent. Your class, level, hit points, alignment, base attack bonus, and base saving throw bonuses all remain the same. You lose any extraordinary abilities of your own form, as well as any spell-like or supernatural abilities. However, you keep any extraordinary attacks from class levels, such as a barbarian's rage or sneak attack. You cannot speak or cast spells in this form, unless you have the Natural Spell feat. Your natural armor bonus becomes +2, regardless of your armor bonus in your main form. You can make a bite attack, which is a natural weapons that deals 1d6+1 points of damage. While in wolf form, you gain the wolf's trip extraordinary attack.
Your equipment melds into your new form and becomes nonfunctional.
See Also
http://www.d20srd.org/srd/monsters/wolf.htm
Silverwalkers Quest Notes 2011-05-22
Stolen from a comment in the RPS forums about Crusader Kings II, but handy nonetheless.
- These also kind of mix up gender and title rules, since you could easily have a queen in an agnatic-cognatic primogeniture system.
Methods of Successsion in CKII
- Seniority (oldest man in the dynasty succeeds)
- Primogeniture (oldest son succeeds)
- Elective (the current king and the dukes each nominate a successor)
- Gavelkind (all titles are divided among the sons of the ruler)
- Turkish (a succession crisis is almost guaranteed, but the vassals are content)
- Republican (a random vassal or courtier succeeds; used for republics, etc)
- Catholic Bishopric (the liege lord can override the Pope’s choice by nominating his own successor)
- WTH did this come from? Kim, is this your doing? Excellent! After three-digit hours in CKII, I think I'm ready to lay out the dynastic trees and traditions of the Mainland. -gm
- To know this in game would obviously take Knowledge: Nobility ranks. Time to make that shit useful!
- Human Governance
- Odessa = agnatic-cognatic primogeniture
- Celstia = agnatic seniority (Overchief selected by chieftains of the 37 clans)
- Fresia = agnatic elective (Princes and Dukes elect Emperor)
- Flannary = agnatic primogeniture
- Ubrekt = agnatic-cognatic seniority (The King and the Senate are of different ethnic groups, although there has been not insubstantial mixing since then)
- Alexia = agnatic-cognatic elective (Cities elect a Doge every 10 years)
- Demihuman Governance
- Hakan = Parliamentary Republic (Speaker for the Gnomes selected from among the Paggebedalon)
- Gildenhome = agnatic elective (Thanes elect the Arch-Thane)
Monte Cook says the point of 3/3.5 is to reward "system mastery." AKA Min/Max.[1]
- That's why I like it! --Msallen
- As a board licensed and certified "Systems Master," that's not a complaint. absalom 12:09, 19 May 2011 (EDT)
- I just hate that D&D is what everyone is exposed to, so it's the most likely system to ever have any players. I really don't like it as a system. -slith
- Meh, all those other games have weaknessess too. I've played lots of other games, but I always end up back to D&D. There is just something so pure and wholesome about it ;) --Msallen
- I just hate that D&D is what everyone is exposed to, so it's the most likely system to ever have any players. I really don't like it as a system. -slith
- As a board licensed and certified "Systems Master," that's not a complaint. absalom 12:09, 19 May 2011 (EDT)
On Friday, Planet Money had a good podcast about Medieval economies.
Does FGII on the GM side save all the profile pictures of characters? I'd like to stick the rest of Gnob's Folly in templates, because they're all too lazy to do it. -Slitherrr
- Yes, it does.
- Pretty please to be posting them somewhere :D -Slitherrr
- I don't know what you are talking about >.> <.< -Feantari
- :D
- I never did this, did I? In my defense, it was never put on the talk page. -gm
- B-b-but...this is the talk page. -slith
- MY talk page, the one that throws up ugly yellow banners. ;) -gm
- B-b-but...this is the talk page. -slith
- I never did this, did I? In my defense, it was never put on the talk page. -gm
- :D
- I don't know what you are talking about >.> <.< -Feantari
- Pretty please to be posting them somewhere :D -Slitherrr
While we're on the subject, what is the Mainland's interaction with the spell Planar Binding? The whole subject of the Planes is pretty fuzzy on this wiki, but obviously there is some sort of interaction, if Thoven's Flame Disciple class is to have any real meaning. -Slitherrr
- Did I ever answer this? I ought to! The mainland exists on one of the prime materials, but is partitioned from the outer planes by the Planar Veil (or one of its many other names). It has unimpeded access to the Elemental planes, as well as the demi- and quasi-elemental planes. The Ethereal, Astral and demi-Shadow planes, as well. Access to or from the Outer Planes is blocked, but I still allow the Summon Monsters to whip up the listed demons, arguing that they could simply be remnants of the Dark Lord's hosts shattered in the various cataclysmic wars trapped on the above listed planes.
Cleared out tons of stuff we weren't paying attention to anymore. Also, evidently some Russian SEO slipped through without us noticing. It's gone now. -Slitherrr 19:13, 21 February 2011 (EST)
