Illusionary Disguise
Humanoid Form
What's up with Humanoid Form? It's a shorter (10 min vs 1hour) version of Illusionary Disguise that might give some advantage in rare circumstances (somebody is actually touching you)?
Yet it is a full level higher. Why would you ever take it as a general purpose spell?
Wildshaping druids get Blah Form spells (or their effects, anyway); they don't get illusions.
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Wildshaping druids get Blah Form spells (or their effects, anyway); they don't get illusions.
Lets make a copy of a spell in Core Rulebook just so we can give Druids a bit more? And lets make it weaker so they are not too strong?
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OH! I get it!
You're not looking for answers to any of these "questions." You're just looking to be snippy.
Hope you're entertaining yourself adequately.
One is a transmutation spell that heightens to allow physical abilities: at higher levels it gives low-light/darkvision/large size.
The other is an illusion, and is a better disguise and gets better as it's heightened: appear as any creature of the same size, even a specific individual and also disguises your voice and scent.
The difference in level is most likely because it's easier to see through an illusion [there are anti-illusion abilities/spells] and the the other spells gives physical abilities and combat abilities when heightened. They really are different is you give them a good look.
One is a transmutation spell that heightens to allow physical abilities: at higher levels it gives low-light/darkvision/large size.
The other is an illusion, and is a better disguise and gets better as it's heightened: appear as any creature of the same size, even a specific individual and also disguises your voice and scent.
The difference in level is most likely because it's easier to see through an illusion [there are anti-illusion abilities/spells] and the the other spells gives physical abilities and combat abilities when heightened. They really are different is you give them a good look.
It is easier to see through illusion, but the can already be account in difference in duration.
As for additional abilities, it requires you to use a higher slot, not just be higher level. As such, it is almost never useful, because these bonuses are far too weak for those slots.
It is easier to see through illusion, but the can already be account in difference in duration.
The people that created the spells clearly disagree with you.
As for additional abilities, it requires you to use a higher slot, not just be higher level. As such, it is almost never useful, because these bonuses are far too weak for those slots.
Then don't take them: I assumed you were asking the question why they were different. The heightened forms are part of why. Again, if you don't like it, don't take them.
She won't notice it then, but will when it expires couple of minutes after that, and you turn back into a scrawny Wizard.
Also, you cannot sneak past dogs because while your scent isn't yours anymore, it's just generic Orc and dogs will react to stranger.
Similar for sound; it only gives you Orc throat. You'd still need to pass a Deception check, and spell doesn't give you any bonuses to that check explicitly, so it's highly up to GM.