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<blockquote data-quote="nwn_deadman" data-source="post: 121727" data-attributes="member: 2087">When you take on the new form you lose all of your own physical attributes STR DEX and CONNow, if you take level increases to these scores, then they are considered BASE from then on...Also if you read a Manual, the increase to these scores, then these area also considered to be BASE from then on...Since you LOSE all of your OWN physical attributes and GAIN all of those of the ASSUMED form, you would not get to ADD these increases to the new score...Seems to me that people tend to overlook this and make mistakes in thier quest for the most UBER characters that they can make...Uberness is fine, ESPECIALLY when they FOLLOW the rules AND would generally be acceptable to play in a fair and reasonable campaign...Do the rules support this in your opinion, elaborate...What people seem to post a lot about this as this is one of the neatest things in D&amp;D...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="nwn_deadman, post: 121727, member: 2087"] When you take on the new form you lose all of your own physical attributes STR DEX and CON Now, if you take level increases to these scores, then they are considered BASE from then on... Also if you read a Manual, the increase to these scores, then these area also considered to be BASE from then on... Since you LOSE all of your OWN physical attributes and GAIN all of those of the ASSUMED form, you would not get to ADD these increases to the new score... Seems to me that people tend to overlook this and make mistakes in thier quest for the most UBER characters that they can make... Uberness is fine, ESPECIALLY when they FOLLOW the rules AND would generally be acceptable to play in a fair and reasonable campaign... Do the rules support this in your opinion, elaborate... What people seem to post a lot about this as this is one of the neatest things in D&D... [/QUOTE]

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