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| xpress03-04-04, 11:14 PM | My first post with my new id! Anyway, my question is related to a Wyrm of the North feature. In it one dragon is really a former priestess of Shar trapped in a dragons body as punishment by jealous rivals. Apart from being a hook or plot device, can this be accomplished rules wise- short of wish I guess? Im interested in using something like this but wondering how it could be undone. |
| Edymnion03-04-04, 11:19 PM | There are rituals in Savage Species that can do this. |
| Bloodtide_the_Red03-04-04, 11:49 PM | This article is from the 2E game. In the 2E Realms there was a Dracomorph spell, that 'shape changed' you into a dragon with all it's powers/abilites. The spell itself is found in Volo's giude to all things magical. I don't think there is a 3E version. BT |
| Seeker9503-05-04, 09:12 AM | If it was done by a deity: shapechange made permanent? Or perhaps magic jar, non-random reincarnation, or wish. |
| xpress03-05-04, 07:43 PM | Thanks for the replies. I was assuming since it was 2e it couldnt be reproduced except as deity power, altho magic jar does sort of touch on it. |