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<blockquote data-quote="Necromantic" data-source="post: 75011" data-attributes="member: 3191">Curious, in MotW there is a [General] feat called Multiattack which allows a character who has &quot;access&quot; to natural forms of attacks through shapechanging or just naturally.This give the character the ability to use all natural forms of attacks all at once albiet a -2 penalty vs. a -5 penalty (correct me if i'm wrong of course), so a druid wildshaped as a bear would get a claw/claw/bite at -2 versus -5 for the additional modes of attack.My question (finally), a polymorphed character has &quot;access&quot; to natural forms of attacks although the spell itself does not grant him/her additional attack modes just whatever is based on their BAB.Would a polymorphed character with the Multiattack feat (and all it's prereq's) gain the same benefit?i.e. a wizard polymorphed into a black dragon (under 15HD of course), get a bite, claw, claw, wing, and tail attack ? Or any extra attacks.Other examples are welcome.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Necromantic, post: 75011, member: 3191"] Curious, in MotW there is a [General] feat called Multiattack which allows a character who has "access" to natural forms of attacks through shapechanging or just naturally. This give the character the ability to use all natural forms of attacks all at once albiet a -2 penalty vs. a -5 penalty (correct me if i'm wrong of course), so a druid wildshaped as a bear would get a claw/claw/bite at -2 versus -5 for the additional modes of attack. My question (finally), a polymorphed character has "access" to natural forms of attacks although the spell itself does not grant him/her additional attack modes just whatever is based on their BAB. Would a polymorphed character with the Multiattack feat (and all it's prereq's) gain the same benefit? i.e. a wizard polymorphed into a black dragon (under 15HD of course), get a bite, claw, claw, wing, and tail attack ? Or any extra attacks. Other examples are welcome. [/QUOTE]

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