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Message: <blockquote data-quote="BOZ" data-source="post: 2733910" data-attributes="member: 1241">Object Form (Su): An agathion may change into a object, as per the polymorph any object spell (caster level Xth), except that it retains its Intelligence, Wisdom, and Charisma score, and can remain as an object until it chooses to return to its natural form.  It may assume the form of any magic item of less than artifact status.  It cannot move on its own while in object form, unless the item has the ability to do so, and since it lacks limbs it cannot use spells that require material or somatic components.  An agathion can perceive the world around it and can communicate normally while in object form.  In all other respects, an agathion functions as a creature, not an object. It gains no hardness or additional hit points in object form, and any spells, attacks, or effects that specifically target it are resolved as if they had been used against the creature's natural form except that the agathion benefits from a size bonus to AC appropriate to the size it has assumed.An agathion in object form can form a special bond with a character of good alignment (or a neutral character, if her current actions suit the agathion's mission). An agathion in object form in a creature's possession may bestow the ability to cast divine spells as a 1st-level cleric to the creature. An agathion in object form may also bestow upon the creature the ability to turn undead as a 6th-level cleric.  Any evil being touching an agathion in object form takes 1d12 points of damage.</blockquote>

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