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Under knowledge it mentions level, skills, and speech, but says nothing about spell use or feats of the creator. If a simulacrum does have spell use and feats, can they cast spells that cost exp or create items (if they know the spell or feat)?

The only problem I have with the "charmed" giant senerio is that when the anti magic field goes up, the charm gets supressed. Who is the giant going to be madder at, the PC or the beholder that has been controlling it? This happened in one of the games I play in. Most of the giants ran away...

Although I haven't seen official, I believe wildshape and GWS give you the attack routines of the form you take (polymorph and shapechange do not). So, yes, if you change into a Girallon, you'd get 4 attacks. You could even turn into a 12-headed hydra and get 12 attacks per round. One of the...

Shifters get the feats and any Ex abilities (that aren't type dependent) of an assumed form. Shifters are currently unable to take the form of a fey or shapechanger. Wildshape and Greater Wildshape no longer have durations. They last until the character changes to another form.

Something seems a bit off... If a fighter has multiple attacks, he can initiate a grapple multiple times. He draws an AoO on the first attempt, if it fails he can try on his next attack, but the target can't make a second AoO against him. Sure the base he gets to add in is a bit lower, but...

You could also metamagic a lower level Illusionary spell into your 7th level slot.

One exception would be Incoporeal creatures. Damage reduction will let you bypass another creatures DR if yours is greater than or equal to theirs, but it won't let you hit an incoporeal creature. You'd still need a magic weapon or Magic Fang/GMF.

Dragons have one primary attack (Bite) and the rest are secondary attacks. The primary attack is at it's full BAB, while all secondary attacks are at -5 (-2 if it happends to have MultiAttack). The bite is the primary attack since it uses the dragons full Str bonus, while the other attacks use...

Until my druid got much higher in level I only used wildshape for scouting or mobility (always nice to turn into a bird and fly away). In melee I always got pounded because my Ac was so low in wildshape. When you get larger sizes and can grapple better things start to improve. My advice would...

Bump. Anyone know where a ruling can be found reguarding Polymorph/Shapechange getting the attack routine of the new form?

Can Awakened Animals advance in character classes? I can't find anything that says they can or can't.

I was under the impression that the variable part of Bull's Strength was 2-5 so it would be (1d4+1)*1.5. For spells that have a variable + a level based companant, then it would be like Cure Light Wounds (1d8*1.5) +1/level

I was looking at Golems as well. An Iron golem only gets 2 slam attacks. Based on it's BAB it should have 3. WotC isn't very consistant with it's monsters. :(

I don't belive creatures with natural attacks get itterative attacks based on BAB. A 6HD Dire wolf gets one bite attack, a 14HD Legenday Wolf gets a single bite attack. If they were awakened and had class levels then they could get itterative attacks if they used an opposable weapon.

I pretty sure this is correct, but is it listed anywhere on a FAQ or Errata?

The way I read the Tome & Blood version of Polymorph Other is that a fighter with 2 attacks per round that was polymorphed into a bear could only use 2 of the 3 bear attacks. Is this correct? What bonuses/penalties would be at? Let's take a 6th level fighter (BAB +6/+1) who doesn't have...

If a monk with Circle Kick were fighting two opponents and hit opponent A 3 times, would he get a chance to kick opponent B 3 times? Or can you only kick a secondary target once per round? Circle Kick: A successful unarmed attack roll allows you to make a second attack roll against a different...

Bump... Seems valid to me... Would you allow shifters in your games to use the feats of creatures they can simulate as virtual feats? True they'd loose access to selected feats if they change into a form that doesn't meet the prerequisites, but I can see where a shifter could have just a few...

The main class ability of the Shifter is to take on the form and abilities (including feats) of different creatures. Can the feats gained by a Shifter be considered virtual feats? There's no duration on Wild Shape/Greater Wild Shape so it seems someone could train long enough in a form that...

Shapechange really needs a HD limit and a duration decrease. But then again I play a shifter and hate having my whole class simulated by a single spell. :mad: