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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Hellcow" data-source="post: 1631268" data-attributes="member: 15800">True, though at this point they generally think they've done it. She'd need to be careful, and sure, they'd come after her if they realized her true nature, but the actual inquisition is over. Well, assuming an animal form isn't hard to believe if she's a druid. And don't forget, as long as she *IS* a shifter (shifters don't look like humans in their natural forms), she just has to pretend to be a weretouched master. As far as I'm concerned, the alternate form ability of the weretouched master looks exactly like a normal lycanthropic transformation. So you have a few issues to bear in mind:* Does she have the full lycanthropic resistance to injury? Shifters get very minor DR, if any. * How long does she maintain a shift? If she's a druid, she can get away with animal form as if it was wild shape (though DR may again give her away); otherwise, a weretouched master can't hold a shift for more than a minute or two.* Can she spread the curse, or is the a natural lycanthrope? If so and she ever does, she may be exposed by those she transforms -- and this will certainly provoke a response from Church Templars.* I wouldn't require any check when the shift occurred; I'd require the Bluff check when she tells people "Really, I'm just a druid/weretouched master, it's an aspect of my being so in tune with the forces of nature."Again, if she is a shifter, she can dodge a lot of base suspicion because shifters *do* shift. However, a human who happens to be a lycanthrope will not physically resemble a shifter while in human form, so that's your issue.</blockquote>

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