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<blockquote data-quote="greg kaye" data-source="post: 9199676" data-attributes="member: 7030543">I thought it worth bumping this one back with possible reformulations of the questions:a) What happens when a creature of a larger size is polymorphed into a creature of a smaller size and the creature's context is about to change in a way that wouldn't fully accommodate the larger form of the creature?and/or b) What happens to the caster if the full effects of the casting can't be fully reverted?RAW, question a arguably might not matter.the spell says: However, it would be an easy fix to say that the spell ends when &quot;the creature's context is about to change in a way that wouldn't fully accommodate the larger form of the creature&quot; per a.b, however, might be related to conceptions of that &quot;normal form&quot; bit of the description.&nbsp; What happens to the caster if the spell's subject can't fully revert when the magic might naturally end?This is where I'd potentially add penalties depending on extents of inabilities to revert.&nbsp; Sure, this type of thing might work the first time (or at least before the GM has had time to think about it) but later a penalty such as losing access to the spell could be applied.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="greg kaye, post: 9199676, member: 7030543"] I thought it worth bumping this one back with possible reformulations of the questions: a) What happens when a creature of a larger size is polymorphed into a creature of a smaller size and the creature's context is about to change in a way that wouldn't fully accommodate the larger form of the creature? and/or b) What happens to the caster if the full effects of the casting can't be fully reverted? RAW, question a arguably might not matter. the spell says: However, it would be an easy fix to say that the spell ends when "the creature's context is about to change in a way that wouldn't fully accommodate the larger form of the creature" per a. b, however, might be related to conceptions of that "normal form" bit of the description. What happens to the caster if the spell's subject can't fully revert when the magic might naturally end? This is where I'd potentially add penalties depending on extents of inabilities to revert. Sure, this type of thing [I]might [/I]work the first time (or at least before the GM has had time to think about it) but later a penalty such as losing access to the spell [I]could [/I]be applied. [/QUOTE]

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