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<blockquote data-quote="Cleon" data-source="post: 5727031" data-attributes="member: 57383">I suppose we'd better modify the environmental body and skinstealing now...Environmental Body (Ex): A windigo can form a physical body for itself&nbsp; out of leaves, dirt, rocks or any other small loose objects lying in its&nbsp; vicinity. While in this form, the windigo loses its incorporeal subtype and its transparent body special quality,&nbsp; but it gains two claw attacks that deal 1d6 damage each, a natural&nbsp; armor bonus, and a Strength score of 15. Forming an environmental body&nbsp; requires a move action; the windigo can revert to its natural&nbsp; incorporeal form as a swift action. The natural armor bonus of the body&nbsp; depends on the hardness of its materials, according to the following&nbsp; table:Skinstealing (Ex): If a windigo personally kills a humanoid within one&nbsp; size category of its own size, it can steal that humanoid's skin as a&nbsp; full-round action. A windigo wearing a stolen skin takes on its victim's&nbsp; appearance, voice, and physical abilities as per the alternate form&nbsp; special ability. It loses its incorporeal subtype and transparent body special quality. The windigo is effectively disguised as the individual&nbsp; whose skin it has stolen (with a +10 bonus on its Disguise checks). A&nbsp; windigo can wear a stolen skin for up to 1 hour, whereupon the skin&nbsp; starts to rip and fray, returning the windigo to its true form. A&nbsp; windigo cannot take off a stolen skin without tearing and ruining it.Might as well mention it in Transparent Body while we're at it...Transparent Body (Ex): Due to its transparent body, a windigo is very&nbsp; hard to see, even under ideal conditions. At distances greater than 50&nbsp; feet, a windigo is invisible. Within 50 feet, a creature can notice the&nbsp; presence of an active windigo with a DC 15 Spot check. A windigo that is&nbsp; moving gains a +15 bonus on Hide checks, one that is immobile gains a&nbsp; +30 bonus to Hide checks. A windigo within 50 feet gains concealment&nbsp; (rather than total concealment) against attackers that notice it. This&nbsp; ability is constant, allowing a windigo to remain nearly invisible even&nbsp; when attacking. This transparency is an innate property of the windigo's&nbsp; flesh, so is not subject to the invisibility purge spell. A windigo loses its transparent body when it uses its skinstealing and environmental body special abilities.Yes, adding Common makes sense.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Cleon, post: 5727031, member: 57383"] I suppose we'd better modify the environmental body and skinstealing now... [B]Environmental Body (Ex):[/B] A windigo can form a physical body for itself out of leaves, dirt, rocks or any other small loose objects lying in its vicinity. While in this form, the windigo loses its incorporeal subtype [COLOR=Red]and its transparent body special quality[/COLOR], but it gains two claw attacks that deal 1d6 damage each, a natural armor bonus, and a Strength score of 15. Forming an environmental body requires a move action; the windigo can revert to its natural incorporeal form as a swift action. The natural armor bonus of the body depends on the hardness of its materials, according to the following table: [B] Skinstealing (Ex):[/B] If a windigo personally kills a humanoid within one size category of its own size, it can steal that humanoid's skin as a full-round action. A windigo wearing a stolen skin takes on its victim's appearance, voice, and physical abilities as per the alternate form special ability. [COLOR=Red]It loses its incorporeal subtype and transparent body special quality. [/COLOR]The windigo is effectively disguised as the individual whose skin it has stolen (with a +10 bonus on its Disguise checks). A windigo can wear a stolen skin for up to 1 hour, whereupon the skin starts to rip and fray, returning the windigo to its true form. A windigo cannot take off a stolen skin without tearing and ruining it. Might as well mention it in Transparent Body while we're at it... [B] Transparent Body (Ex):[/B] Due to its transparent body, a windigo is very hard to see, even under ideal conditions. At distances greater than 50 feet, a windigo is invisible. Within 50 feet, a creature can notice the presence of an active windigo with a DC 15 Spot check. A windigo that is moving gains a +15 bonus on Hide checks, one that is immobile gains a +30 bonus to Hide checks. A windigo within 50 feet gains concealment (rather than total concealment) against attackers that notice it. This ability is constant, allowing a windigo to remain nearly invisible even when attacking. This transparency is an innate property of the windigo's flesh, so is not subject to the invisibility purge spell. [COLOR=Red]A windigo loses its transparent body when it uses its skinstealing and environmental body special abilities[/COLOR]. Yes, adding Common makes sense. [/QUOTE]

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