Alter appearance ritual

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Dr_Chill

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Can the alter appearance ritual be used to change the color of your fur? Example, change a white tiger Sarr to an orange tiger Sarr, or even to an all black tiger (panther) Sarr? Or would that modification be considered a race change?

My gut, and understanding of the rules would say that it would be OK (not a race change), but wanted to get some confirmation. Thanks!

-Ryan
 
Cosmetic Transformation allows a caster to modify the physical appearance of the targetted creature, if it has a Spirit, in many ways. The Target of this Ritual is Spirit which means that the new physical form granted will remain through Resurrection or other Body-Reforming abilities. The Caster is able to make non-magical alterations to the features of the Target including: - Altering Hair, Eye or Nail Color (color does not need to be "natural") - Adding or Removing non-Ritual Tattoos or blemishes - Adding or Removing small deformities (for example vampiric teeth or a third nostril) - Altering the speech patterns of the target (to repair a speech problem or create one) - Altering the posture of the Target (for example to remove or add a Limp). Cosmetic Transformations can never override a Racial Requirement or Game Skill Requirement such as required Prosthetics or Gypsy Curse. If an attempt is made to remove a Racial Requirement or Gypsy Curse the Ritual will appear to work briefly before the Target returns to the appearance they had before. Comsmetic Transformations are not able powerful enough to disguise the identity of the Target (for example it cannot re-arrange bone structure or affect weight significantly). Changes made by Cosmetic Transformation are considered the characters "base Body" and will always be with them. For example Hair changed to a new color will continue to grow in this new color unless dyed or changed again via Cosmetic Transformation.

Per the wording, I would consider fur=hair in that regard. Since it's part of the "base" body that shouldn't be an issue. As long as the person remains a Sarr, is identifiable as a Sarr, the color shouldn't make a difference.

-Ryan
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