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1 ) If you pick a transformation instead of a standard racial trait, say "man addicts". Is there other ways to pick up a standard racial trait later int he game. It seams to me picking a transformation from the start may be powerful, but not as powerful as a standard trait.
2) Does it not seam unbalanced to be getting the higher tier transformation from the beginning of the game? It's like giving everyone in D&D a 9th level spell to start the game.
I wanted to know if this was normal or if, possibly, you could add something that would allow them to keep the major transformation when they join you during the game.
One solution is make a separated mod for all DLC transformations.
Or just add the DLC transformations to this one and make the DLC a needed Item.
will you add the Dragon Dawn Transformations as well? :)
Thank you for your Work!
As something of a companion mod to this, can there be a mod to disable transformation spells? (Effectively making it so that transformations can only come from this mod's society traits?)