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Shapechange
Syntax: shapechange '<race>' <adjective>
This druidic skill allows you to temporarily change race, into a new form that you specify. The adjective option allows you to set the adjective of your chosen form. See the adjective helpfile for more information on the format of adjectives. Those used herein may include color codes.
The races available for shapechange are determined by the level of your druid, and include most denizens of nature, though not every race in the game, nor the same set available via the polymorph spell. Some basic examples include rat, fish, and bat. You can transform into most animals you become familiar with: if you run into one you have not tried before, give it a try. If you get the message "There is no race with the name 'blah'!" then you have specified an invalid race name. If you get the echo "You can't polymorph into a blah!" then that race exists, but you can not (at least at your current skill level, possibly at any skill level) shapechange into it. If you get the message "You failed," it means you failed your check against your shapechange skill.
* It is important that players show responsibility in the use of this spell. The use of this spell has IC consequences. For example, if a druid were to polymorph themselves into a drow while within Waterdeep, it would likely result in their death as the Watch and populace raced to the defense of the city. Ask yourself, "If I shapechanged into this race in this location, what would the reaction of the NPC's around me be?" Just because we have not coded the NPC's to react in a certain way does not mean that you should go ahead and ignore what their reactions would be. Irresponsible use of this ability can lead to it being taken away.
* Please note that stealing from a shapechanged character is against the rules, and a serious offense.
* This skill must be trained before it can be used. It does not employ the 'invoke' command, as racial abilities do.
* Use the 'revert' command to return to your normal form.
* Multi-word race names require single quotes around them. With one-word race names, the quotes are optional.
* It is possible for a race allowed to you at lower levels to become forbidden at a higher level
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