#Amulet of wild shape magic of faerun series#

It would dangle and become a possible hinderance. A necklace could conceivably remain around the neck of a wolf. However, the basic shape of the humanoid foot does not match that of the wolf's paw, and so boots are melded and non-functional. It becomes non-functional.īoots - Boots will remain for a human, elf, dwarf, orc or other humanoid (or perhaps even giant) switching among those types. Ring - A ring worn on a finger is melded into the wolf form, as it is not really suitable to a wolf's toe. Here are some examples that reference the OP example of a wolf: There is some limit for DM flexibility, so House Rules are definitely in order.

#Amulet of wild shape magic of faerun series#

Sorry I can't find a specific quotation at this time, but references in the PH and WotC's Rules of the Game series all point this direction (aside from the fact that I know this to be the rule). Any item that the current form is capable of using remains in place while other items are absorbed and become non-functional, even if magical. Wearing boots if jumping, the boots would be absorbed but give no benefit. The snake has the scimitar, but can't attack with it. Let's put it this way, using your example: A druid Wild Shapes into a python while wielding a scimitar. Sean, Minister of KtSP wrote: Most of the time, those items get absorbed into the alternate form during the shift, and magic items still grant their bonuses, even if the new form doesn't have the required body part.I'm not so sure.