Spriggy did his best to address the questions his companions had.
"I could theoretically cast my spell multiple times, but it is quite mentally taxing to sustain the magic. So if I cast it a second time, the first spell would almost certainly end. So effectively, I can only cast it on one of us. Luckily though, like Buckthorn, I should still be able to transform myself separately. Which means only one passenger and two goats will need to be carried. As for how big of a dragon I can make, I am not sure. Let's find out!"
After taking a moment to let the goats know what was about to happen, Spriggy walked over to Gorrid to cast his spell. He thought it best to transform Gorrid because he thought Russel's skills at climbing in windows might make the man better at holding on tight than Gorrid in his armor would be. That, and Gorrid probably had more innate strength pre-transformation to spare for lifting his soon-to-be passengers.
Spriggy pulled in magical energy from all around, collecting as much as he could. He placed one hand on Gorrid's shoulder, letting the magic pool into him. He mentally molded Gorrid's spiritual form like clay, urging it to take a new shape. A shape his outer form would strive to match. It was very similar to how Spriggy's own shapeshifting operated, except also not. He was not calling upon an existing dragon spirit, but moreso making a forgery of one.
As his spell completed, he looked up to see what type of creature Gorrid had become.
Spriggy is casting Polymorph on Gorrid to turn him into a dragon. I am trying to make a big strong flying dragon, but I will let our GM decide just how big, etc. Maybe a sulfurous yellow in color?
15:31, Today: Spriggy Glompgut rolled 7 using 2d6+3 ((1,3)).
I will forget the spell.
For reference:
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Polymorph - Level 5 Enchantment
Description:
Your touch reshapes a creature entirely, they stay in the form you craft until you cast a spell. Describe the new shape you craft, including any stat changes, significant adaptations, or major weaknesses. The GM will then tell you one or more of these:
-The form will be unstable and temporary
-The creature’s mind will be altered as well
-The form has an unintended benefit or weakness
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