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<blockquote data-quote="KarinsDad" data-source="post: 1198345" data-attributes="member: 2011">Literally, you do not. Darkvision is an extraordinary ability and you do not get extraordinary abilities. However, the example of Low Light Vision might allow a given DM to allow it as a natural ability.No. Polymorph Other (T&amp;B) explicitly states that Undead can be polymorphed into other Undead. This is a property of the spell and overrides the general rule.Darkvision and Rend are extraordinary abilities, so you do not get them.&nbsp;He is drowning, but he could planeshift to a plane of elemental water.When polymorphed, creatures lose their own physical and natural abilities and replace them with the new ones. They do not gain extraordinary, spell-like or supernatural abilities, but then again, they do not lose their own extraordinary or spell-like abilities either (they do lose their supernatural abilities). If the original abilities required certain types of body parts (mouth, hands, etc.) to do certain abilities, then they lose those abilities if those parts do not exist. So, if the Charm Monster required a mouth to cast, then it loses it. If not, it does not.Damage Reduction is supernatural, so PO takes it away.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="KarinsDad, post: 1198345, member: 2011"] Literally, you do not. Darkvision is an extraordinary ability and you do not get extraordinary abilities. However, the example of Low Light Vision might allow a given DM to allow it as a natural ability. No. Polymorph Other (T&B) explicitly states that Undead can be polymorphed into other Undead. This is a property of the spell and overrides the general rule. Darkvision and Rend are extraordinary abilities, so you do not get them. He is drowning, but he could planeshift to a plane of elemental water. When polymorphed, creatures lose their own physical and natural abilities and replace them with the new ones. They do not gain extraordinary, spell-like or supernatural abilities, but then again, they do not lose their own extraordinary or spell-like abilities either (they do lose their supernatural abilities). If the original abilities required certain types of body parts (mouth, hands, etc.) to do certain abilities, then they lose those abilities if those parts do not exist. So, if the Charm Monster required a mouth to cast, then it loses it. If not, it does not. Damage Reduction is supernatural, so PO takes it away. [/QUOTE]

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