Spells of the Priesthood

This spell changes the recipient's hands into scaled, dragon-like claws, similar to a half-dragon's. The transformation takes one round to complete. The recipient of this spell can still use their hands to grasp things and wield weapons, and may still cast spells with somatic or material components.

The target of the spell can attack twice per round for 1d6+1 points of damage per claw, plus strength bonuses, if applicable. If the recipient is already a half-dragon, the damage is increased to 1d8+1 plus strength bonuses per claw. The priest is considered to be proficient in use of the claws, and there are no penalties to off-hand attacks with the second claw. The claws are considered weapons for armed/unarmed combat. The material component for this spell is the priest's holy symbol.

This spell transforms the caster into the form of an adult metallic dragon. The type of dragon is chosen at the casting of the spell and cannot be changed. All items carried or worn by the caster are also transformed into part of the form. While in dragon form, the caster gains all movement forms, immunities, physical attacks, and breath weapon of that type of dragon, but does not get any spell-like abilities, spells, or magic resistance. The caster retains their own hit points, but gains the AC the dragon would normally have. The caster may cast spells requiring only verbal components while in dragon form, but no others. The material components of this spell are the caster's holy symbol, and a small platinum statuette of a dragon worth at least 3,000 gp, which melts to slag and dissipates at the end of the spell's duration.