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<blockquote data-quote="Hardhead" data-source="post: 979745" data-attributes="member: 2844">They did, according to Masters of the Wild.Most creatures don't have Water Breathing as an EX ability.&nbsp; It's just assumed.&nbsp; However, some humanoids that can live either in or out of the water do, such as the Sprit Folk from Unapproachable East or the Water Gensai.&nbsp; While a druid is normally unable to shift into those, since Wild Shape uses the same rules as Polymorph, it's an important cavet.And, while you could make an argument for Scent about the brain not understanding the signals, what about other stuff, like the Cheetah's Sprint?&nbsp; Or an octopus's Ink Jet?&nbsp; Why don't you get *those* abilities in Wildshape form?&nbsp; I hardly think they're broken.&nbsp; It's just dumb.Anyway, I knew I'd forget *something* big.&nbsp; Apparently it was DR and facing.&nbsp; We ought to have another one of these in a week, once 3.5 is out and we can make better decisions.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Hardhead, post: 979745, member: 2844"] They did, according to Masters of the Wild. Most creatures don't have Water Breathing as an EX ability. It's just assumed. However, some humanoids that can live either in or out of the water do, such as the Sprit Folk from Unapproachable East or the Water Gensai. While a druid is normally unable to shift into those, since Wild Shape uses the same rules as Polymorph, it's an important cavet. And, while you could make an argument for Scent about the brain not understanding the signals, what about other stuff, like the Cheetah's Sprint? Or an octopus's Ink Jet? Why don't you get *those* abilities in Wildshape form? I hardly think they're broken. It's just dumb. Anyway, I knew I'd forget *something* big. Apparently it was DR and facing. We ought to have another one of these in a week, once 3.5 is out and we can make better decisions. [/QUOTE]

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