Dragon Wildshaping into a Humanoid

[wingsandsword]

In my game one PC is a Elf/Half-Dragon Druid/Half-Dragon Paragon. The player has decided to make it a character goal to get a Wish or Miracle to turn into a true dragon.

As a DM, I'm planning on allowing this (presuming the Wish is worded clearly or the Miracle is from a sympathetic deity), and letting the LA of the Half-Dragon and the levels in Half-Dragon Paragon turn into levels in a dragon monster class (from Dragon #320, giving dragons Savage Species type monster progressions.)

This is all just fine with me, the player and the rest of the group. However, the only percieved downside is the total loss of a humanoid form. Druids can't wildshape into humanoids, since it's normally a moot point, and humanoid druids can take a feat that lets them wildshape into a Dragon. So I think a draconic druid should be able to take a feat to wildshape into a humanoid.

What I'm wondering is, what should the requirements should this feat be? Any thoughts on limitations and abilities of such a feat?

 

[Angel Tarragon]

If you have Maters of the Wild you should check out the shifter prestige class. By gaining one level in it the character can wildshape to into any humanoid form. This would pretty much solve the problem. Also with the class at 7th level the character can wildshape into any dragon form. Just some food for thought.

 

[IcyCool]

You know, if he's turning himself into a gold or silver dragon, he gets the alternate form ability. That lets him turn into a human, and look that way indefninitely. I can't remember off the top of my head which other dragons get it, but it might be worth a look.