Post/Author/DateTime	Post
cowdragon 01-06-04, 09:49 PM	The book is a little vague here. I play a sorcerer with the Half-Dragon Template. Now, can I still cast Draconic Might on myself? I would personaly say yes because the spell is not actually "polymorphing" you into any kind of dragon but mimicking their physical prowess. But others may disagree and I want to hear both sides. Also, could it then be cast on a dragon or on someone polymorphed into a dragon? Thank you. The Cowdragon :mage:
jagggar 01-06-04, 10:21 PM	sounds to me like it could be cast on anyone.
n30t3h1 01-06-04, 10:29 PM	There is nothing that says you cannot cast the spell on yourself. It does not specify who it can or cannot be casted on. If you know the spell and are able to cast it, go for it. Your DM should not have a problem with it either.
Bloodtide_the_Red 01-07-04, 05:39 AM	Don't let the name fool you. If the name of the spell was 'Warrior Might', 'Battle Might' or 'super bulls strgenth/bear's endurance/eagle splendor/barkskin/partial elf traits' would it matter? BT
WarDragon 01-07-04, 05:36 PM	Sure. For role-playing purposes, just think of it as bringing you one step closer to a True Dragon for a short time.