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Message: <blockquote data-quote="TanisFrey" data-source="post: 5391641" data-attributes="member: 26948">The DM as said no to the Heighten Breath and Maximize Breath feats.  He feels that this can lead to larger dragons using one breath weapon per fight but that attack would be designed to end the fight without the PC having a chance to fight it.I thought that Entangling Exhalation was over powering, because it rendered the victim helpless (like the entangle spell).  Until it was pointed out that there is an condition in the back of the PB called entangled (p.308).   Someone who is entangled suffers the following penalties a half speed, unable to run or charge, and takes a -2 penalty on attack rolls and a -4 penalty on effective Dexterity.  Entangled creatures have to make a Concentration check to cast (DC:15+spell level).I don't remember anything else that imposes this condition, but it's been a while since I read the core books.I proposed the following feats for him:Power AttackShape BreathMultiattackEntangling Exhalationand possible getting Practiced spellcaster via a flaw.Gear would be:Ring of Assume Humanoid Form, 51,400 gpRing of Protection +1, 2000 gpAmulet of Mighty Fists +2, 24,000 gpBelt of Dwarvenkind, 14,900 gpBracers of Armor +1, 1,000 gpHeward's Handy Haversack, 2000 gpDraught of Metabreath: 2x Acid, 1,400 gp eachDraught of Metabreath: 2x Cold, 1,400 gp eachDraught of Metabreath: 2x Electricity, 1,400 gp eachThe ring of assume humanoid form is custom written ring based on a polymorph continuous/at will effect, usable by dragons only, limited spell effect. If anyone has the Dragons of Faerun book, Is there anything in it that I might want in the future?</blockquote>

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