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<blockquote data-quote="Cleon" data-source="post: 8182010" data-attributes="member: 57383">How about:The base dragon must be a creature whose original type is dragon, it may not be a creature that possesses the dragon type by virtue of a template or similar means (such as a half-dragon otyugh).Well I can see two basic approaches.First option — just give it everything!:A weredrake in hybrid form gains two claw attacks and a bite attack as natural weapons; the bite attack becomes a gore attack if the base dragon has a gore attack but no bite attack. If the base dragon has additional natural attacks such as wing, tail or sting attacks, it gains those attacks when in hybrid form. If the base dragon has more than two claw attacks, its hybrid form can only wield weapons in two of its claws.Second option — it only gains an additional natural attack if it has a Special Attack that employs it:A weredrake in hybrid form gains two claw attacks and a bite attack as natural weapons; the bite attack becomes a gore attack if the base dragon has a gore attack but no bite attack. If the base dragon has a special attack tied to another natural weapon, such as the poison of a wyvern's sting attack or the tail sweep of a Huge albino wyrm's tail-slap attack, it also gains that natural attack when in hybrid form.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Cleon, post: 8182010, member: 57383"] How about: The base dragon must be a creature whose original type is dragon, it may not be a creature that possesses the dragon type by virtue of a template or similar means (such as a half-dragon otyugh). Well I can see two basic approaches. First option — just give it everything!: A weredrake in hybrid form gains two claw attacks and a bite attack as natural weapons; the bite attack becomes a gore attack if the base dragon has a gore attack but no bite attack. If the base dragon has additional natural attacks such as wing, tail or sting attacks, it gains those attacks when in hybrid form. If the base dragon has more than two claw attacks, its hybrid form can only wield weapons in two of its claws. Second option — it only gains an additional natural attack if it has a Special Attack that employs it: A weredrake in hybrid form gains two claw attacks and a bite attack as natural weapons; the bite attack becomes a gore attack if the base dragon has a gore attack but no bite attack. If the base dragon has a special attack tied to another natural weapon, such as the poison of a wyvern's sting attack or the tail sweep of a Huge albino wyrm's tail-slap attack, it also gains that natural attack when in hybrid form. [/QUOTE]

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