Can Shapechangers be Polymorphed?

Yes. Thus, a willing shapechanger can be polymorphed.

Is transmutation wizard good 5e?

In conclusion, the transmutation wizard is actually a solid choice for boosting yourself with adaptability and power that can make you useful in many situations. While their second-level ability is weak, once they reach 6th level their power begins to shine with more niche abilities following after.

Are Shapechangers immune to lycanthropy?

1 Answer. No, a Shapchanger such as a Lycanthrope can not be affected by True Polymorph; regardless of it being a willing target or not. The text of Polymorph says an unwilling creature must make a saving throw against the spell. Shapechangers automatically succeed on the save.

Can a 10th level wizard be a shapechanger?

The spell text of Moonbeam refers specifically to ‘A shapechanger’ not simply ‘A creature with the shapechanger abilty’. Gaining your 10th level class feature as a Wizard Transmuter doesn’t change you from a Medium humanoid (any race) to a Medium humanoid (any race, shapechanger).

How does a transmutation wizard Count as a shapechanger?

A creature must be designated—with a tag or other text—as a shapechanger to count as one. Transmutation wizard meets this requirement – “other text” – by having the Shapechanger class feature. I agree with Zso’s answer on your linked question.

What do you call a 10th level transmuter?

Shapechanger is a tag which is given to certain creatures. The spell text of Moonbeam refers specifically to ‘A shapechanger’ not simply ‘A creature with the shapechanger abilty’. Gaining your 10th level class feature as a Wizard Transmuter doesn’t change you from a Medium humanoid (any race) to a Medium humanoid (any race, shapechanger).

Is the transmutation Wizard a subclass of the Wizard?

Let’s find out in our Transmutation Wizard 5e Guide. The Transmutation Wizard is the most oddly designed wizard archetypes in this class. It has a single ability that relies on casting transmutation magic – other than the Savant feature, which barely qualifies as part of the subclass.