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<blockquote data-quote="steeldragons" data-source="post: 6411709" data-attributes="member: 92511">Can monks and barbarians wildshape?Well, if you mean via multiclassing, which I wouldn't permit anyway, but even if you do none of them &quot;work&quot; with wildshape.Wildshape turns you into the animal. You do not, I believe RAW (but I generally go more for &quot;common sense&quot; and it meets that criteria as well), maintain the use of any class abilities unless they are something that the animal form can perform (which is essentially nothing except, possibly, movement based features).You are an animal with your brain in it, not an anthropomorphic creature with human-like hand-ppendages and joints that move like a humanoid body. No martial arts in wildshaping.&nbsp; But yes, Kung Fu Panda is a very cool show. Mining it for magic items, monk-related plot ideas, or general storylines is definitely worthwhile.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="steeldragons, post: 6411709, member: 92511"] Can monks and barbarians wildshape? Well, if you mean via multiclassing, which I wouldn't permit anyway, but even if you do none of them "work" with wildshape. Wildshape turns you into the animal. You do not, I believe RAW (but I generally go more for "common sense" and it meets that criteria as well), maintain the use of any class abilities unless they are something that the animal form can perform (which is essentially nothing except, possibly, movement based features). You are an animal with your brain in it, not an anthropomorphic creature with human-like hand-ppendages and joints that move like a humanoid body. No martial arts in wildshaping. But yes, Kung Fu Panda is a very cool show. Mining it for magic items, monk-related plot ideas, or general storylines is definitely worthwhile. [/QUOTE]

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