Re: There are more ways than one to learn shifting(n/t).

Re: There are more ways than one to learn shifting(n/t).:
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Posted by first timer trannie on March 31, 2000 at 07:20:34:

In Reply to: There are more ways than one to learn shifting(n/t). posted by LaggedAnDangerous on March 31, 2000 at 03:19:46:

> got that?

not really. If you are referring to the fact that it would be quicker if I tried shifting to a form I didn't have and hence not having to revert...I was told that the spell has been changed to not allow improvements that way.

correct me if i'm wrong. or are you referring to something else?

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Comments:	> > got that? > > > not really. If you are referring to the fact that it would be quicker if I tried shifting to a form I didn't have and hence not having to revert...I was told that the spell has been changed to not allow improvements that way. > > correct me if i'm wrong. or are you referring to something else?