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<blockquote data-quote="Argyle King" data-source="post: 8904052" data-attributes="member: 58416">Yes, they can. A Dragonborn Druid is still able to use their breath weapon.Likewise, a tabaxi can still use their speed boost in other forms.In contrast, a tabaxi may or may not be able to use their climb speed, depending on if the new form has claws (or something which may function similar to claws).I would not allow a plasmoid [in other forms] to squeeze through small openings. But, As said already, I would be open to hearing a player explain why the pseudopods and blobby hands might work. The mind/body connection there is important because it indicates knowing how to control an aspect of a body.I'll add that, if a player (of an unusual race) were to propose that an aspect should carry over into other forms, I would likely offer back that some aspect of their true form carries over into other forms. So, a Plasmoid Druid might have a shiny/wet sheen as a condition of my openness to allowing certain abilities to carry over. It is a small detail but potentially an important one if a knowledgeable adversary could use it to track or identify a character.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Argyle King, post: 8904052, member: 58416"] Yes, they can. A Dragonborn Druid is still able to use their breath weapon. Likewise, a tabaxi can still use their speed boost in other forms. In contrast, a tabaxi may or may not be able to use their climb speed, depending on if the new form has claws (or something which may function similar to claws). I would not allow a plasmoid [in other forms] to squeeze through small openings. But, As said already, I would be open to hearing a player explain why the pseudopods and blobby hands might work. The mind/body connection there is important because it indicates knowing how to control an aspect of a body. I'll add that, if a player (of an unusual race) were to propose that an aspect should carry over into other forms, I would likely offer back that some aspect of their true form carries over into other forms. So, a Plasmoid Druid might have a shiny/wet sheen as a condition of my openness to allowing certain abilities to carry over. It is a small detail but potentially an important one if a knowledgeable adversary could use it to track or identify a character. [/QUOTE]

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