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<blockquote data-quote="Greenfield" data-source="post: 5453708" data-attributes="member: 6669384">Most DM's are really careful about Polymorph and it's lesser cousin, Alter Self.&nbsp; Many will presume that a character knows about common races, but many will require a Knowledge check of some kind, or considerable research, to give you access to some of the lesser known races.For example, a Human changing to an Elf would be easy.&nbsp; Changing to an Averial (Winged Elf), however, is another matter.&nbsp; They're rare, even in Faerun, the world they come from.&nbsp; Knowing enough about them to become one isn't all that easy.&nbsp; And if you're playing in the Realms or Greyhawk...So the answer there is, as always, check with the DM.As for your original question:&nbsp; An item with Reduce Person (1st level Wizard spell) and a Hat of Disguise may give you what you want.Alter Self and that same hat may work, if you don't mind being a very tall &quot;human&quot;.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Greenfield, post: 5453708, member: 6669384"] Most DM's are really careful about Polymorph and it's lesser cousin, Alter Self. Many will presume that a character knows about common races, but many will require a Knowledge check of some kind, or considerable research, to give you access to some of the lesser known races. For example, a Human changing to an Elf would be easy. Changing to an Averial (Winged Elf), however, is another matter. They're rare, even in Faerun, the world they come from. Knowing enough about them to become one isn't all that easy. And if you're playing in the Realms or Greyhawk... So the answer there is, as always, check with the DM. As for your original question: An item with Reduce Person (1st level Wizard spell) and a Hat of Disguise may give you what you want. Alter Self and that same hat may work, if you don't mind being a very tall "human". [/QUOTE]

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