Can a Lich Polymorph (or use an Epic: Transform Spell) his Phylactery? [Archive] - Wizards Community

Can a Lich Polymorph (or use an Epic: Transform Spell) his Phylactery? [Archive] - Wizards Community

Post/Author/DateTime Post
Draegun Fury
08-27-06, 04:58 PM Can a Lich Polymorph (or use an Epic: Transform Spell) his Phylactery?
Sorcen_Anenooata
08-27-06, 05:06 PM No idea, I hope so though because that could make for some very interesting plot twists.
Secrets Untold
08-27-06, 08:18 PM No rules against it, but you'd need Polymorph any Object, because pylacteries aren't livin...or you.
Draegun Fury
08-28-06, 04:22 PM So the beautiful girl next door could be a Lich's Phylactery?
I think it make's keeping you Phylactery safe alot easier (transform it into some insanely tough sea monster or something).

Cheers.
PhaedrusXY
08-28-06, 04:30 PM Hmm... you'd probably have to use the Epic seed. Polymorph Any Object doesn't work on magic items, and I think most DMs would definitely rule that a lich's phylactery is a magic item. Good idea, though. :D
Darcon_Firedrake
08-28-06, 06:13 PM I would say you could use an animate object spell then a polymorph spell and permanecy, should do what you want to do..

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
Draegun Fury 08-27-06, 04:58 PM	Can a Lich Polymorph (or use an Epic: Transform Spell) his Phylactery?
Sorcen_Anenooata 08-27-06, 05:06 PM	No idea, I hope so though because that could make for some very interesting plot twists.
Secrets Untold 08-27-06, 08:18 PM	No rules against it, but you'd need Polymorph any Object, because pylacteries aren't livin...or you.
Draegun Fury 08-28-06, 04:22 PM	So the beautiful girl next door could be a Lich's Phylactery? I think it make's keeping you Phylactery safe alot easier (transform it into some insanely tough sea monster or something). Cheers.
PhaedrusXY 08-28-06, 04:30 PM	Hmm... you'd probably have to use the Epic seed. Polymorph Any Object doesn't work on magic items, and I think most DMs would definitely rule that a lich's phylactery is a magic item. Good idea, though. :D
Darcon_Firedrake 08-28-06, 06:13 PM	I would say you could use an animate object spell then a polymorph spell and permanecy, should do what you want to do..