The material in that example is, in fact, being reshaped. Considering the original object is having pieces removed from it, but the pieces removed are not being destroyed (as in "does not exist"), it is being displaced somewhere else.
I understand that, but when the spell says you "sculpt" something that would imply the matter stays, but it's shape changes. Regardless of if it's magic, the matter is not being destroyed, it's just being reshaped.
Do they apply in Pathfinder?
Example: If someone uses stone shape (or an ability that functions as stone shape) what happens to the stone that is sculpted when making a tunnel. Is it displaced or does it vanish?
Could Natural weapons (specifically claws) be considered under the "Close" weapon group for fighters. I'm looking to make a Brawler Fighter archetype character who uses claws. I know in the RAW they are not under it. But also under the RAW unarmed strikes are listed under the "Natural" weapon group.
