Alright, I think that pretty much settles it. Thanks guys :)
Search Posts
You bring up a good point Stabby. Like you said, the Transmutation [Polymorph] rules state that "You can only be affected by one polymorph spell at a time. If a new polymorph spell is cast on you (or you activate a polymorph effect, such as wild shape), you can decide whether or not to allow it to affect you, taking the place of the old spell." ..and Enlarge Person is merely a Transmutation spell, not a Polymorph spell, so it wouldn't come into conflict with the Polymorph rules. But then again, there is the "Multiple magical effects that increase size do not stack" rule and both Wild Shape and Enlarge Person are magical effects. I don't think my GM would honestly think of "setting" and "increasing" your size as different effects. I mean, they still, relatively speaking, increase the size of your character, by the definition of the word.
I can't say I can speak for the developers, but there is nothing in the description that mentions it doesn't stack. It also doesn't say you can't use it more than once per day on an individual creature like most other hexes.
I'm just imagining a Giant Giant with Beast Shape III polymorphing into a Diminutive creature. The reactions would be priceless.
So I'm making a Wild Shape focused Druid who simply speaking wants to become as large as physically possible as far as the rules allow it. Now I know that "Multiple magical effects that increase size do not stack", as described in the Enlarge Person spell and the general polymorph spell rules. So what happens if someone were to make Enlarge Person permanent on the Druid using a Permanency spell? Considering the RAW, this would mean the Druid would never be able to use her Wild Shape ability again! Unless, I guess, when she chooses to become a Large creature, which is allowed since she is already large. Am I reading this right? Or is there another way to achieve this? It'd be so awesome to play as a Gargantuan creature, but I guess I'm not the first person who tried this.
Of course! You don't only need to use your hands to do Unarmed Strikes! Thanks :)
Hello, fellow Kaiju's, I must say I love this multiclass build, but I just have one question: Say I'm WS-ing into an Allosaurus, how can you use your Unarmed Strikes when you have already used those limbs to use your claws? The guide seems to imply that having Multiattack allows you to do this, but I don't see how that is true, judging by the feat's description. Edit: Also, does having a high BAB give more Unarmed Strikes, even while WS-ing? |