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11-19-2000, 01:16 PM
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IS THERE ANY ADVANTAGE CHANGING MY DRUID IN A BEAR OR IN A WOLF???????????????????????????????
PLEASE ANSWER ME!!!!!!!!!!! |
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11-19-2000, 11:25 PM
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I believe someone has already answered in an earlier message. Strength and dexterity is raised. To what, I know not.
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11-25-2000, 05:10 AM
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Location: Waco, Texas, US
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Other than you strength and dexterity going up there's really nothing else to it. Although you may incur attack penalties. The question is what level is your Druid and does he deal out more damage in human for or in wolf form? When attacking in wolf form I believe you get no bonuses to your attack rolls as the wolf cannot equip weapons of any kind.
However they make great pack mules if you've got a lot of stuff to shift. I've used the polymorph several times to get those last items out. |
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