I'm contemplating applying for a level 20 PbP game where the DM has explicitly allowed everything from UA except for Gestalt. So I was thinking of going with a Generic Spellcaster and going for the DMM Persistent Cleric route. Since Generic Casters can pull any spell they want onto their list, the options are stupidly amazing.
Then a thought occurred to me: I've always wanted to build a caster that utilized the various meta-breath spells to great effect. I've never really had the chance, but now...
My plan is to use the Dragonborn template to gain a breath weapon, Persistent Shapechange into something with an obscene CON score and go to town. And thanks to being Generic, he would have other great buffs persisted like Bite of the Werebear (+8 CON, woo hoo!), Swift Haste, etc.
So a couple questions:
1) Spells like Blinding Breath, Stunning Breath, Enervating Breath, etc. all seem like they
should be Persistable. But would the effects endure, or are they one shot and you're done? So if I Persist Blinding, Stunning & Enervating, can I breathe every 1d4 rounds and subject some poor sucker to all 3 effects, plus the standard breath damage?
2) What would the best Shapechange form be? The higher the CON the better obviously...
3) For the purposes of acheiving the end results of an immeasurably destructive breath weapon, what are some more solid choices to Persist?
And this is my first post, so if I'm way off basis, be gentle.