Post by Tempus on Dec 30, 2009 16:04:01 GMT -5
What is a Remort?
At level 1, you may opt to transform into a different creature. These Remorts, are based on your starting race and cannot be undone.
What is the cost of a Remort?
Remorts are free.
What benefits do I receive as a Remort?
It varies. Some offer resistances to elemental damage while some offer vulnerabilities to physical. Still others may offer both. All Remorts offer static effects that transform your character into the semblance of the creature youve changed into.
Will the changes effect my spells, skills or abilities to gain feats?
Yes- the effects of a Remort are permanent. They will affect all aspects of these things as normal. Ability modifications do not count towards the +12 magic cap though some effects (e.g. stacking damage reduction) still apply.
What are the full statistics of a Remort?
See the Remort Statistics thread for a complete list of remorts and their effects.
If I don't like my Remort, can I change it?
No- Remorts are strickly voluntary. If you later decide you do not like it, you are stuck with it.
At level 1, you may opt to transform into a different creature. These Remorts, are based on your starting race and cannot be undone.
What is the cost of a Remort?
Remorts are free.
What benefits do I receive as a Remort?
It varies. Some offer resistances to elemental damage while some offer vulnerabilities to physical. Still others may offer both. All Remorts offer static effects that transform your character into the semblance of the creature youve changed into.
Will the changes effect my spells, skills or abilities to gain feats?
Yes- the effects of a Remort are permanent. They will affect all aspects of these things as normal. Ability modifications do not count towards the +12 magic cap though some effects (e.g. stacking damage reduction) still apply.
What are the full statistics of a Remort?
See the Remort Statistics thread for a complete list of remorts and their effects.
If I don't like my Remort, can I change it?
No- Remorts are strickly voluntary. If you later decide you do not like it, you are stuck with it.