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* ''[[Amber]] Diceless Role Playing''. It's possible for someone using [[Shapeshifting]] to lose the knowledge of how to shapeshift or even the ability itself, stranding them in their current form. It's also possible for them to lose their personality and take on the personality of the creature or person they're imitating, so they don't want to change back.
* ''Forgotten Futures''. A magician who transforms into an animal may come to believe that they are that animal and prolong the spell until it becomes permanent and erases their true personality.
* [[Dungeons and Dragons]] before d20: shapechange a chance of changing the subject's personality, until one forgets being something else.
* In [[Eberron]], when the elves, most of which where the slaves of the giants rebelled, the Gyrderi, who where the free elves decided to help their kin. Being druids they had an ability called wild shape, which lets them shapeshift into animals. "the giants enacted a terrible curse that forever bound them in the wild shapes they were wearing, trapping them and their descendants in the forms of animals"▼
** In ''[[Forgotten Realms]]'' priests of Ghanadaur (mostly drow) are granted a spell allowing temporary transformation into ooze. It also has a chance of permanently turning them into Ghaunadan — ooze minions of their god that remain sapient and can take the former humanoid form, but no more priests or members of their former species.
▲** In [[Eberron]], when the elves, most of which where the slaves of the giants rebelled, the Gyrderi, who where the free elves decided to help their kin. Being druids they had an ability called wild shape, which lets them shapeshift into animals. "the giants enacted a terrible curse that forever bound them in the wild shapes they were wearing, trapping them and their descendants in the forms of animals"
== Toys ==
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