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| Benefit=When you use [[Wild Shape (Druid Spell)]] to take the form of an animal, you can expend an additional spell slot to add the [[Celestial Creature]] or [[Fiendish Creature]] pattern to your animal form. | | Benefit=When you use [[Wild Shape I (Druid Spell)]] to take the form of an animal, you can expend an additional spell slot to add the [[Celestial Creature]] or [[Fiendish Creature]] pattern to your animal form. | ||
'''Note''': Good druids must use the celestial pattern, while evil druids must use the fiendish pattern. Neutral Druids must choose one at the time they pick this feat and use it. This choice may not be changed. | '''Note''': Good druids must use the celestial pattern, while evil druids must use the fiendish pattern. Neutral Druids must choose one at the time they pick this feat and use it. This choice may not be changed. | ||
Revision as of 12:27, 20 February 2020
You can infuse your wild shape with planar strength.
Prerequisites: Wild Shape class feature, Knowledge (Planes) 5 ranks
Benefit: When you use Wild Shape I (Druid Spell) to take the form of an animal, you can expend an additional spell slot to add the Celestial Creature or Fiendish Creature pattern to your animal form.
Note: Good druids must use the celestial pattern, while evil druids must use the fiendish pattern. Neutral Druids must choose one at the time they pick this feat and use it. This choice may not be changed.
Special: If your form has the celestial template and you score a critical threat against an evil creature while using your form's natural weapons, you gain a +2 bonus on the attack roll to confirm the critical hit. The same bonus applies if your form has the fiendish template and you score a critical threat against a good creature.