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#1 tallifaro Oct 30, 2009 1:05:14	We are about to run a campaign and I want to play a changeling but had a question over wording.  The "minor change shape" ability gives you disguise self with restrictions.  Disguise self reads "For example, a human caster could look human, humanoid, or like any other human shaped bipedal creature."  The next piece is racial emulation that allows you to "emulate humanoid subtypes" which according to the glossary in the monsters manual, all humanoids have a subtype (elf, goblin, etc.) sooo what I dont understand, is what exactly can a changeling shape change into?  To be more specific what is an example of a humanoid without a subtype?  Or can a changeling look like anything humanoid including humanoid subtypes (like an elf or a goblin), they just dont count as one without the feat (thats the way I am understanding the wording).
#2 Nerpherder Oct 31, 2009 1:01:17	You are reading the feat correctly. The Changeling can look like anything, but with the feat it can make a magic item that only works with humans work.   -Nerp