The spell now simply "turns" you into an average level warrior without the feats, and let you choose armor, shield and sword and so on? Or still a polymorph with loss of item bonuses?

You no longer polymorph. As such, you keep item bonus stuff, armour, weapons, shield, etc. Also you can use items too now. But of course, it is impossible to cast any spells when in Tenser's Transmutation.

Ooooh.. That's so not going to last long until someone abuses it in a build.

But But...the polymorph was awesome.

It's really cool now. And since it's non-polymorph, there's an extra element of thinking and planning added to it. In the old way, you could un-shift at any time and be back in your regular magie form, spells and all. Well now, you have to wait the whole duration for the spellfailure to wear off. So yeah, you get some tasty bonuses while under its effects, but if #&%@ hits the fan and you start getting pounded during it, you're pretty much screwed until the duration runs out. When you cast, you're committing to not casting over the next X rounds. You have to really think about it before you use.

Can this also be listed on the list of changed spells?

But But...the polymorph was awesome.

I can get behind that. Also, is there a way for it to disable the ability to cast epic spells?

That was my point. Insane AB boost + spells = no.

*bans cleric and paladin*

"Commoner" should be a playable race.

Edit; And im serious. It should!

Commoner is a class. Any sentient race can be a commoner (strictly speaking, any race can).

Well not unscribable, but just do nothing when used from a scroll. If it was unscribable, wizards couldn't add it to their spellbooks from other mages.

Nope you make them unscribable because its less work than modifying anything else. Wizards get as many as 65 spell choices during level ups, if you want it badly you take it then.

Nope you make them unscribable because its less work than modifying anything else. Wizards get as many as 65 spell choices during level ups, if you want it badly you take it then.

Actually its rather easy to make it work off the caster's wizard/sorc level instead of the caster level of the scroll, which will make it useless for UMDers

I just thought a dev could modify the spell like how they modified the stat buff spells when cast from a potion. You know how Swan's Beauty and Bull's Might seem to give more than 1d4+1 sometimes.

They don't. they never do. Please, PLEASE know what you are talking about before you ever, ever post in a balance discussion ever ever again. >.<

Updates: Cap to Devine Power. What does this actually mean? What exactly is capped?

*Added the cap to Divine Power/Might is supposed to mean Divine Might/Shield probably.