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Getting dragonblood subtype (on a wizard)

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#1
true_shinken
Jun 24, 2009 9:48:14 Is there any magical item or ritual or graft that adds the dragonblood subtype for a wizard? He is a human wizard 8, going into the blood magus prc, and I wanted to get him that blood items set from MiC, but I also don't want to twist RAW to get it to work for him.
#2
keyes2k4
Jun 24, 2009 11:20:07 Dragontouched - feat from Dragon Magic Page 19

I know no other way other than changing races (you can be 'reborn' as a dragonborn or a spellscale, but that has some side affects, see RotD for details).

Feat retraining may be possible, if your DM lets you do it to pick up Dragontouched.
#3
kell_kheraptis
Jun 24, 2009 11:32:48 There is also the relatively expensive ritual from Savage Species, that can make you anything you want to be (though at higher levels, Ex immunities for less than 100k is a bargain).
#4
risner
Jun 24, 2009 15:59:14
Is there any magical item or ritual or graft that adds the dragonblood subtype for a wizard? He is a human wizard 8, going into the blood magus prc, and I wanted to get him that blood items set from MiC, but I also don't want to twist RAW to get it to work for him.

Dragonborn?
#5
auxitius
Jun 24, 2009 17:33:56 Silverbrow Humans (from Dragon Magic p. 6) grants you the Dragonblood subtype.

Might want to ask the DM if you can change to that.
#6
Omen_of_Peace
Jun 24, 2009 17:45:43 You could also use UMD to pass for dragonblooded for the Barbs.
#7
jaronk
Jun 24, 2009 17:58:05 Dragonborn is the easiest method, as long as you have the right alignment.

JaronK
#8
true_shinken
Jun 26, 2009 20:26:23
You could also use UMD to pass for dragonblooded for the Barbs.

Does this even work for subtypes?
#9
CantripN
Jun 27, 2009 7:22:40 None of that helps you all that much. The Blood set only works for a Sorcerer, and nothing else, RAW. Having the subtype improves it, but it's still rather bad unless you're a Sorcerer.

EDIT: Rereading it, the Bands of Bloodrage and Barbs of Retribution do work for you. I'm just used to the Blood Claw Choker, since it's the best.
#10
Omen_of_Peace
Jun 27, 2009 8:12:40
Does this even work for subtypes?

UMD lets you emulate a race - just pick a dragonblooded one.

@CantripN: it can't be the best since it only works for sorcerers. ;)

Seriously though, losing a few HPs to force a save re-roll with a penalty is fantastic.
#11
mcpoyo
Jun 27, 2009 8:38:29 Worst case scenario, splash a level of sorc and grab draconic heritage...

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
#1 true_shinken Jun 24, 2009 9:48:14	Is there any magical item or ritual or graft that adds the dragonblood subtype for a wizard? He is a human wizard 8, going into the blood magus prc, and I wanted to get him that blood items set from MiC, but I also don't want to twist RAW to get it to work for him.
#2 keyes2k4 Jun 24, 2009 11:20:07	Dragontouched - feat from Dragon Magic Page 19 I know no other way other than changing races (you can be 'reborn' as a dragonborn or a spellscale, but that has some side affects, see RotD for details). Feat retraining may be possible, if your DM lets you do it to pick up Dragontouched.
#3 kell_kheraptis Jun 24, 2009 11:32:48	There is also the relatively expensive ritual from Savage Species, that can make you anything you want to be (though at higher levels, Ex immunities for less than 100k is a bargain).
#4 risner Jun 24, 2009 15:59:14	Is there any magical item or ritual or graft that adds the dragonblood subtype for a wizard? He is a human wizard 8, going into the blood magus prc, and I wanted to get him that blood items set from MiC, but I also don't want to twist RAW to get it to work for him. Dragonborn?
#5 auxitius Jun 24, 2009 17:33:56	Silverbrow Humans (from Dragon Magic p. 6) grants you the Dragonblood subtype. Might want to ask the DM if you can change to that.
#6 Omen_of_Peace Jun 24, 2009 17:45:43	You could also use UMD to pass for dragonblooded for the Barbs.
#7 jaronk Jun 24, 2009 17:58:05	Dragonborn is the easiest method, as long as you have the right alignment. JaronK
#8 true_shinken Jun 26, 2009 20:26:23	You could also use UMD to pass for dragonblooded for the Barbs. Does this even work for subtypes?
#9 CantripN Jun 27, 2009 7:22:40	None of that helps you all that much. The Blood set only works for a Sorcerer, and nothing else, RAW. Having the subtype improves it, but it's still rather bad unless you're a Sorcerer. EDIT: Rereading it, the Bands of Bloodrage and Barbs of Retribution do work for you. I'm just used to the Blood Claw Choker, since it's the best.
#10 Omen_of_Peace Jun 27, 2009 8:12:40	Does this even work for subtypes? UMD lets you emulate a race - just pick a dragonblooded one. @CantripN: it can't be the best since it only works for sorcerers. ;) Seriously though, losing a few HPs to force a save re-roll with a penalty is fantastic.
#11 mcpoyo Jun 27, 2009 8:38:29	Worst case scenario, splash a level of sorc and grab draconic heritage...