
Reksew_Trebla |
For instance, the. Mauler Archetype of Familiars has the ability to increase their size to Medium. It is a polymorph effect. What happens if they were wearing armor before they changed size? From what I can see, if a polymorph effect changes you into certain creatures of certain types, it causes your armor to meld with you, but this isn’t the case with the Battle Form ability, as it merely causes them to become larger. So what happens to their armor?

James Gibbons |

Enlarge person specifies that your equipment grows, therefore one can conclude that if the polymorph sleffect doesn't specify your equipment either merges or grows that it doesn't grow or merge. DM should make a strength DC to break out of it based on material, thats not in the rules I don't think though, but the armor is essentially acting as any wall, and walls/cielings are covered in the rules.

Reksew_Trebla |
Polymorph wrote:If your new form does not cause your equipment to meld into your form, the equipment resizes to match your new size.
You know, sometimes, rather than wishing I win the lottery, or the occassional wishing of don’t let world war 3 start tomorrow, I wish that my phone had the control+f feature of computers. Then it would have been impossible for me to have missed that line of text when reading over the rules. Anyways, thanks for the quick answer. This really helps me out.

James Gibbons |

Avoron wrote:You know, sometimes, rather than wishing I win the lottery, or the occassional wishing of don’t let world war 3 start tomorrow, I wish that my phone had the control+f feature of computers. Then it would have been impossible for me to have missed that line of text when reading over the rules. Anyways, thanks for the quick answer. This really helps me out.Polymorph wrote:If your new form does not cause your equipment to meld into your form, the equipment resizes to match your new size.
I dunno about apple but androids can "find in page" same as control f. Just google it if you care, figured you might wanna know that.