/tg/Station 13

It's got a thing where if you take damage, turn into an animal, and change back, you'll keep the damage you had as a human before. However, if you take damage as an animal, change into a human, then change back into an animal, any damage you'd have taken as an animal before is not kept, so you effectively heal your animal form.

I don't really think it's an issue since carp have like 75 health before they flat out die, but some people are peeved. What do you guys think

Keep it in.

Nerfing all monster forms will just cause everyone to pick rod form exclusively since it'll be the best choice

Should be pretty easy to check the %health of the wizard when transforming and applying it to the animal.

Let's just nerf it so now people will only pick rod form. There's no way to heal in the transform spell which is why it should heal back up to full. I mean fuck carp form only has 40 health

???
who in the heck is upset at this.

It's like DnD transform, you turn into the animal you want and damage only starts to hurt you once you kill the transform form. It's cool.

ShadowDimentio wrote:It's like DnD transform, you turn into the animal you want and damage only starts to hurt you once you kill the transform form. It's cool.

Actually it's not, if you die while transform you're just dead. It probably SHOULD work like how you're saying though. Maybe I'll do that.

yeah i dont think anyone can honestly argue that a wizard healing from damage taken in his 75 hp carp form is even remotely overpowered given the other bullshit wizards have at their disposal

Not in 5E, the best edition.

Bluespace wrote:???
who in the heck is upset at this.

There was a lot of salt from an unrobust crew one round that couldn't figure out how to kill a wizard with carp form/stolen captain's spess suit.

ShadowDimentio wrote:Not in 5E, the best edition.

>best
> 3rd existd
> wut