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TheAbyssDragon 08-14-07, 04:32 PM	One of my players requested a feat similar to practiced spell caster for the purposes of wild shaping. I proposed a wild feat that gives +2 to his HD cap per additional wildshape use he burns. I like this because he is playing a ranger(wildshape)/MoMF/warshaper/natures warrior, and has a ton of extra wildshapes per day. This way he can do something useful with them. However, I can see this being amazingly powerful, at 20th level, if he uses all 10 of his daily uses he can turn into a 32 HD. A druid 20 or druid 10/MoMF10 with Extra Wild Shape (multiple times?), could easily turn into 40+ HD creatures at lvl 20. What do you suggest I do to balance this feat? Limit how many extra uses can be burnt? Diminishing returns?
TiwazTyrsfist 08-14-07, 11:46 PM	So, limit it to a fraction of his class level. If you feel 32 hd is unbalanced at 20, but say 26 hd is okay, limit it like that. He gains wild shape at 5th level, so, break it down like this. 5th-10th - you can spend one extra for a +2 HD bonus 11th-15th - you can spend two extra for a +4 HD bonus 16th-20th - you can spend three extra for a +6 HD bonus Just one possible version.