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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Plane Sailing" data-source="post: 1540077" data-attributes="member: 114">The problem is, these articles DO need to spell out everything if they are going to be useful to people who need stuff spelled out. There doesn't seem to be any point in spelling out most of the stuff but missing out another element because there will still be some DMs and PCs agonising over whether or not the wizard can be sneak attacked or critted now he is polymorphed into an ooze, or whether changing into a dragon form renders you immune to sleep and paralysis, whether changing into a plant form means that you don't need to sleep.Plus some factors of a type clearly CANNOT be relevant - a wizard polymorphed into an ooze or vermin form cannot obtain the 'type' benefit of immunity to mind-affecting effects because of mindlessness because he still has a mind (one presumes). What about plant creatures which are not "mindless" but are still immune to mind-influencing stuff. What happens there?Creature type has too many questions to be left on one side. I hope that it gets dealt with in part two of the article.</blockquote>