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Message: <blockquote data-quote="DreamChaser" data-source="post: 2505897" data-attributes="member: 1190">You don't even have to study these carefully.  It is a simple spot check to gete past the disguise and I would give at least a +2 circumstance bonus (DM prerogotive bonus) based on the fact that the druid is clearly not thinking this through.Crows and eagles fly differenly--eagles, like most large birds of prey, can soar while crows must flap more often.  Crows fly in murders while eagles tend to be solitary or pairs.  The size difference between a dire crow and a dire eagle (or even worse a dire eagle and a normal crow) is so extreme that I would probably make the bonus +4.Wolves and cows don't walk even remotely the same.  Any hick farmer would be able to think "why is that cow loping toward us?"  Not to mention anyone with even a touch of wilderness survival skill.  +4 bonus again.Baboon and humanoids: this is the same problem unless you choose something that drags its knuckles when it walks anyone is going to be suspicious of the strange, shambling, dwarf.The dragon thing would actually work better but what the heck would be the point?  Either one is impressive and anyone powerful enough to be in a position to negotiate with a dragon would be able to see through the disguise without even trying.DC</blockquote>