| notes = * For April Fools 2023, Larian Studios posted a [https://twitter.com/larianstudios/status/1642089543389130752 tweet] "announcing" a new wild shape for Druids: the [[Waterdhavian Cheese Wheel]].
| notes = * For April Fools 2023, Larian Studios posted a [https://twitter.com/larianstudios/status/1642089543389130752 tweet] "announcing" a new wild shape for Druids: the [[Waterdhavian Cheese Wheel]].
* Trivia: {{SmallIcon|Druid Tadpole Aberrant Shape Icon.png}} [[Aberrant Shape]] was an [[Illithid Powers|Illithid Power]] [[Druid]] Bonus Action in [[Early Access]] that morphed the Druid into an [[Intellect Devourer]].
* {{SmallIcon|Druid Tadpole Aberrant Shape Icon.png}} [[Aberrant Shape]] was an [[Illithid Powers|Illithid Power]] [[Druid]] Bonus Action in [[Early Access]] that morphed the Druid into an [[Intellect Devourer]].
Wild Shape is an Action gained by Druids at Level 2 that allows them to magically transform into various creatures in order to fight in combat or explore the environment.
When you reach 0 Hit Points, you revert back to your original form (with the same Hit Points you had before Wild Shaping). If you take damage that reduces the Wild Shape form's Hit Points below 0, the remaining damage is applied to your original form.
If you cast a ConcentrationSpellbefore entering Wild Shape, entering Wild Shape does not end your Concentration on it.
You can't cast spells while in Wild Shape,and furthermore can't take any action outside of those available to your Wild Shape.
Your equipped items are merged into your beast form and do not have any effect until you revert back.
You retain your normal Skill and Saving throwProficiencies while Wild Shaped, but the total bonuses for Strength, Dexterity, and Constitution-based rolls are influenced by your new animal form ability scores.
Your beast form has a fixed number of base Hit Points that increase every two levels that you advance in the Druid class after unlocking each unique creature type. The Hit Point increase is calculated by a factor depending on the shape you are using:
Sabre-Tooth, Panther: 1.15
Myrmidons, Rothe, Owlbear: 1.2
Bear, Badger, Spider: 1.3
Wolf: 1.4
The damage dealt by beast form attacks depends on the form used:
1d4 damage: Bear (Claws), Dire Raven (Beak, Rend Vision), Panther (Bite), Owlbear (Rupture, claws, Crushing Flight)
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enhanced version with extra exclusive forms.
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Armour Class also become that of the transformed creature. You retain the mental Ability Scores (
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Spell before entering Wild Shape, entering Wild Shape does not end your Concentration on it.
Saving throw Proficiencies while Wild Shaped, but the total bonuses for Strength, Dexterity, and Constitution-based rolls are influenced by your new animal form ability scores.
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Aberrant Shape was an Illithid Power Druid Bonus Action in Early Access that morphed the Druid into an Intellect Devourer.
Wild shape on the Forgotten Realms Wiki
