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Unlike bodyshifts, the bodyshifter knows all bodymorphs available to her from the start:
:''{{Anchor|Adaptive Eyesight}} (1-3):'' The bodyshifter's vision become much more powerful, granting herself the benefits of the [[Improved Eyes (3.5e Equipment)|Improved Eyes]] graftas well as [[Bright-light Vision (3.5e Creature Ability)|Bright-light Vision]]. If she invest an additional point her darkvision increase by another 30 ft and she gain telescopic vision, allowing her to negate divide by 10 the spot distance penalty at any distanceto [[SRD:Spot Skill|Spot]]. If she invest a 3rd points she gain the ability to See in Darkness as a [[SRD:Devil|Devil]] and she gain full spectrum vision, allowing her to replicate the effect of a [[SRD:Ring of X-Ray Vision|Ring of X-Ray Vision]] with no [[Constitution]] damage incurred by uses, in addition of being able to see other spectrum which may or may not be useful.
:''{{Anchor|Big Hand}} (1):'' The bodyshifter gain the benefits of [[Oversized Grip (3.5e Feat)|Oversize Grip]] even if she does not meet the prerequisites. Additionally, she counts as one size category larger for the purpose of dealing unarmed damage.
:''{{Anchor|Big Head}} (1):'' The bodyshifter falls under the effect of [[Big Head Mode (3.5e Spell)|''big head mode'']].
:''{{Anchor|Cosmetic Morph}} (1):'' The bodyshifter can changes her appearance radically. She may make cosmetic changes to herself within the limits of the [[SRD:Disguise Self|''disguise self'']] spell. The changes are a transmutation effect and do not fool [[SRD:True Seeing|''true seeing'']] or similar abilities. If the bodyshifter invests an additional point in this bodymorph, the limit of her transformation is now dictated by [[SRD:Alter Self|''alter self'']].
:''{{Anchor|Chameleon Skin}} (2):'' The bodyshifter gain the ability to blend in her surrounding, granting her a +4 bonus to Hide. If she stand completely still for 3 rounds she gain the ability to hide without cover and concealment with +8 bonus instead.
