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Message: <blockquote data-quote="yesnomu" data-source="post: 4509563" data-attributes="member: 77306">Your werebear is nice! Much better formatted than my weres, I kinda just splatted some powers out. And sweet art, too.I decided on multiple powers because some races (like drow) have multiple. It'd be pretty easy to turn some of those powers into racial features anyway, so I think it's a "six of one, half dozen of the other" sort of thing.I didn't want regeneration to be a shared power, because that lets me give each race individual powers that work differently. Your regen is not a bad way to go about it, though, and I might yoink it for the regen feat. Plenty of other racial feats give additional powers/uses for powers, like the gnoll's Butcher's Lure and the Dragonborn Thrown Breath, so I think it's a fine way to address it. The flavor would be, "I embrace the wild nature that is my heritage, and accept the moon's blessing!" or something like that.I agree on the balancing of the three forms, for each to have advantages. Like not being slaughtered in towns (human) and a speed and senses boost (wolf). This leads to players choosing a form for each situation, which is something I want to encourage. I'm adding a wereserpent I made today for a friend who asked, where the only benefit of the serpent form over hybrid is improved snake powers in combat. This is interesting to me, since if it works well a player would be shifting between forms in combat. I see that you did a similar thing for your werebear, which is cool!How did your player like the race? Has it seemed balanced to you?</blockquote>

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