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Message: <blockquote data-quote="DSC-EricPrice" data-source="post: 1987331" data-attributes="member: 2110">I hope not. We included just such a feat in <a href="http://www.rpgnow.com/product_info.php?products_id=4195&SRC=EnWorld" target="_blank">Guardians of the Underhalls</a>, although we DID make it an EPIC level feat.Avatar’s Form (Epic)You are a master of nature’s many forms. You may blend them together to make a more formidable opponent or to meet an unusual need. Prerequisite: Epic Deep DruidBenefit: Each time you take this feat you may add one non standard attribute to your wild shape form. A characteristic of any other natural or elemental form the you have wild shaped into before may be added to your current shifted form. Typical uses include webbed paws (for swimming), wings (for flying),  antlers (for an additional gore attack), or even the earth subtype (to make an earthen animal). Why EPIC? The only reason is because at the point that you add such an evolutionary attribute to a natural animal we thought you were REALLY straining the balance and feel for a NATURAL protector that the druid represents. One need only think of a flying dire bear (or, how about a flying gargantuan dire elephant?) to realize another reason we thought the feat needed to be epic.Along those same lines of a natural balance and order the suggested feats to enlarge a creature (basically advance it  beyond its natural abilities) seems dangerous. Its a good idea, but it DEFINITELY needs to have a prereq that says you cant assume a form thats larger than your druidic powers otherwise allow, otherwise the ability to get huge and larger forms is obviously diminished somewhat.</blockquote>

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