Elemental Adept would not affect the polymorphed creature, just because it has a breath weapon.
Does elemental affinity work with dragons breath?
Dragon’s Breath does not benefit from either of these. Look carefully at the wording. Elemental Affinity states that *spells* you cast have your Charisma modifier added to the damage roll. Elemental Adept also says that *spells* you cast ignore resistance to damage of the chosen type.
Do draconic Sorcerers Get a breath weapon?
Breath Weapon (Su): At 9th level, you gain a breath weapon. This breath weapon deals 1d6 points of damage of your energy type per sorcerer level.
When does the elemental adept feat apply to the spell?
Elemental Adept applies to Dragon’s Breath when cast on yourself The Elemental Adept feature doesn’t qualify that any spell damage is required to be rolled on the same turn as when the spell is cast. So because the damage from Dragon’s Breath comes from a spell, it would qualify for this feature.
Can a wizard with elemental adept cast dragons breath?
A wizard with elemental adept casts a unique version of dragons breath that has this quirk along with all other spells they cast with that element. The wizard is still the one maintaining concentration on the spell and the DC for the Dex save is the wizards INT mod.
Can a creature benefit from the elemental adept feat?
In this scenario, creature B does not benefit from Elemental Adept: the feat specifically requires that the damage come from a spell that the creature cast themselves. Because the effect was conferred upon them by someone else, it would not qualify in this scenario.
What happens when your familiar uses the dragon’s breath spell?
Is there an official ruling somewhere that on if the resistance removal aspect from the Elemental Adept feat is applied when your familiar uses the breath attack while under the effects of the Dragon’s Breath spell? To quote the given info from the PHB on Dragon’s Breath:
