<div class="quoteheader"><div class="topslice_quote"><a href="https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=90903.msg4070793#msg4070793">Quote from: Tagan on 31-12-2010, 04:52:12</a></div></div><blockquote class="bbc_standard_quote">Dora is easiest obviously.<br/><br/>10 Str from Dryad, +12 Str from BotWT = 6<br/>6 BaB<br/>+1 from Magic Fang (from collar... Oops her damage was +7)<br/>+2 from Randal's recitation,<br/>+1 from Mass Aid<br/>+2 from flanking= 18 attack bonus. (This list also explains the 1d8+7 damage)<br/><br/>Rodger has a base 24 Str from being Dora's companion, has plus 8 Strength from Animal Growth and +12 from Bite of the Were-Tiger, putting him at 44 Str = +17<br/>8 Hit dice = 6 BaB,<br/>Recitation and Aid = +3<br/>Huge size -2<br/><br/>Ah... Thanks for making me check.  24 attack bonus, and plus 17 damage.<br/><br/>Which brings up another question.  Huge Size makes the claw damage 2d6 rather than 1d8, but BotWT gives a difference for the damage done between a small and a medium creature.<br/><br/>Logically, it would increase further for a large sized of huge sized creature.  So one might think Rodger should be doing 4d6+17 right now with a claw.  I wanted to know how you wanted to rule that.<br/></blockquote><div class="quotefooter"><div class="botslice_quote"></div></div><br/><br/>Great question; I'd noticed that too (BotW's damage-by-size being written in an unusual way). I guess the base die would increase by two size categories from Medium (for bite, 2d6 to 3d6 to 4d6, and for claw, 1d8 to 2d6 to 3d6....not sure how you got 4d6 for claw.) It's also worth noting that the Bite of the Weretiger spell base damages for a Medium creature happen to be equal to those of a Large tiger (2d6 bite 1d8 claw) - so I'm not sure it's intended to increase the base damages of a tiger and similar creature, but it's the most literal reading (if we assume damage die scale with size like for most things). It's kinda badly written and should explicitly address the case of creatures who already have bite and claw attacks (especially since Share Spells with the companion is an obvious use case for any druid).<br/><br/><br/>So let's see:<br/>4 bab + 17 str (!!) + 2 luck + 1 morale +1 haste -2 size - 4 squeezing = +19 [relative to yours this adds the haste and subtracts the squeezing]<br/>also the halfling has cover from the corner (this is part of its AC and not Rodger's attack mod; just noting)<br/>damage 3d6+17 (again assuming BotW enhances damage for a large+ creature which already has claws)<br/><br/>Dora's attack mod is 17 (+1 haste but she's not flanking) and her damage is [same as you here:] 1d8+7 (6 from str and 1 from the item)<br/><br/>So both their attack rolls come to 24.<br/>Rolling damage for Rodger (since your roll used a different base damage): 31 on 3d6+17. For Dora's, just changing the mod (for a final fo 10 instead of 9).<br/><br/>Both hit; halfling goes down and is dying.<br/><br/>Also - I think Dora retains use of Weapon Finesse while wildshaped, so she could apply the dryad's high Dex mod to attacks (natural weapons are always finesseable). Although I guess with BotWT both those stats have the same mod (Str goes from 10 to 22, Dex from 19 to 23, for +6 either way?) Probably worth grabbing the text of Fey Wild Shape and putting in her sheet verbatim (in case that site ever goes down).<br/><br/><br/>Also, I can't tell from your post whether the halfling damaged Rodger.<br/>Rodger's AC:<br/>10 + 4 (Dex 16-2+4 after the spells) + 10 natural (3 base, 2 size increase from AG, 5 enhancement from BotWT) +2 luck - 2 size - 4 squeezing + 4 cover = 24<br/>the halfling was atk 26, dmg 23 so I believe it's a hit but DRed to 13 dmg?