The ability to alter one's form is effortless to many deities. While they always have their one, true form, those who posses the Change Form divine feat may change many aspects of their form, depending upon their Divine Rank.
Divine Rank 0-3. As an action, you can alter your size by 1 size category per Divine Rank (minimum of 1). If you enlarge your size at least one category, you gain advantage to Strength checks and saving throws. For every size category you enlarge, every time you deal damage with weapons you deal 1d4 extra damage per size category increased. When you decrease your size by at least one category or smaller, you have disadvantage on Strength checks and Strength saving throws. Additionally, your weapons shrink to match your size. You deal 1d4 damage less on weapon attacks for every size category you decrease. When you shrink, however, your DM may decide to provide you with advantages depending upon what you're attempting to do, such as hiding.
Additionally, you can shift your form in a limited way, including clothing and equipment. This change can be adding or subtracting one or two limbs, for example, but not transform you into a dragon. Yet, you could grow wings, grow fins, or some other simple practical change or cosmetic change. You can remain in this changed form indefinitely, but you resume your normal form if you are slain
Divine Rank 4-5. You can now shift into the form of another creature of one chosen type between aberrations, beasts, celestials, constructs, dragons, elementals, fey, fiends, giants, monstrosities, oozes, plants, or undead. Alternatively, you can select two races of humanoid (such as gnolls and orcs) as your chosen type. This works exactly as the true polymorph spell, except your changed form is indefinite.
Divine Rank 6+. You are no longer limited to the creature's type that you can transform into, except that you cannot change into a creature who's Challene Rating exceeds twice your Divine Rank.
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