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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Moon-Lancer" data-source="post: 3338038" data-attributes="member: 35798">really? So gaining a type, you don’t get what the type gives you? I see it as, plants get what the type says they get, but also under special qualities it says plant traits or something like that. While they do not get the special qualities of plant traits as a special qualities, they still get all the immunities because it’s attached to their type, which one does get with the polymorph spell. so i see it asthe immunity are in two categoriesA and Bwith polymorph you don’t get A, but you get B. It just so happens that having the immunities as a special quality and as a type is redundant. the polymorphed wizard, plant guy would get the immunities because its apart of the type, not because its also a special quality. I would agree with you if it did not say that plants gain immunities through thier type, but all plants happened to have immunities because it was listed under special qualities. I’m just saying that the creator of the spell may have seen it my way, and thus felt the spell was balanced. You clearly don’t see it that way, and that’s ok. From your view it is unbalanced perhaps.</blockquote>