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Also if you actually had to use actions to maintain the uses you would not actually be able to benefit from many like the following:

Might of the Gods (Su): At 8th level, you can add your cleric level as an enhancement bonus to your Strength score for a number of rounds per day equal to your cleric level. This bonus only applies on Strength checks and Strength-based skill checks. These rounds do not need to be consecutive

Lets see...after reading all of these threads there are 2 camps.

Camp 1: We have a spell that turns you into most anything. Some of these creatures have limbs, some do not. Some have arms and legs, some do not. Lets apply common sennse and say that as a transformation-type spell that it really does not matter what you WERE, but what you BECOME. This rule covers all possible contingencies like missing arms. Hell, I could use a wish to get my arm back, but the same level Shapechange won't.....

Camp 2: Lets look at the original form (and the zillion types it could be) and apply it to some of the zillion forms I could turn into...and not others. I know I can turn into a plant, elemental and many other forms without arms...BUT hey, lets beat up the one-armed guy even further and tell him that 9th level spell will work SOME ON THE TIME for him and not others.

Correct. As a spell Bless has no effect on it.

The argument is very simple. An Earth Elemental is not earth. It is far more than that. Earthglide allows for you to move through earth...not elementals.

Your question assumes that no one can commit an evil act on an evil person......just because the target might be evil does not make it alright. The fact they are grapple makes no difference.....that statement assumes that it is ok to do evil things to evil people if they stand a fighting chance. Bleeding our or unconscious? Guess it is okay to do evil things to people if they don't know about it.....

Why not just pay someone to BE willing? The act of feeding is not in itself evil (or they would not have said unwilling). This loophole is fairly large.