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You've Embraced the ability to mold your body at will into anything, stretching your limbs and organs into shapes suitable for any form you wish to transform into.

  • You can morph at will into any creature, object, person, form of matter, element, and shape of your imagination. You gain beneficial properties and negative properties (depending on the form) up to the DM's discretion. For instance, morphing into a wooden chair allows you to animate it, but would make you vulnerable to fire. Morphing into a vehicle allows you to carry up to its weight, but can require you or a person to steer and operate it. However, morphing into a human will not suddenly make you impervious to force damage unless the species you morph into has properties allowing it to be impervious to force damage. Morphing is done instantaneously.
  • Morphing in combat is a free action but can only be done once per turn.
  • if you decide to morph into a creature you know, you can also shape your vocals, fingerprints, and handwriting to match theirs. However, your DNA will not change to match the creature's.
  • While shaped, you are also able to communicate in languages you know as well as languages the creature you shaped into knows, such as Elvish when turned into an Elf. Talking as an object does not require you to create a mouth.
  • You can morph or stretch parts of your body into different weapons or objects, allowing you to attack with the properties of the weapon you morphed into, and making you deal melee attacks from a long range of up to 15ft. Reactions that can only happen if the attacker is within 5ft will still be possible, such as Sentinel.
  • You can also take apart your body to create any object, material, molecule or weapon by ripping it out. You can only create objects of the size up to your Character's size or smaller. For every time you do this, you must Succeed a DC 12 Constitution saving throw or take 1d6 Force Damage for small objects or a DC 16 Constitution saving throw for Medium/Heavy sized objects or take 1d12 Force Damage. Your size decreases by 1 for every 3 times you do this in a day, and you suffer the effects of the Reduce Spell (Effects multiply for every time your size decreases), but you will gradually return to normal at the next dawn. You cannot create take apart your body if you are of Tiny size. If you return an undamaged morphed object back to your body, you suffer no effects and your size is unaffected.
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