First of all, are you using 3e or 4e here? You've referenced Shapeshifters, which is 3e, so I'm not sure. I'm much more familiar with 4e, though, so my suggestions are based on that.
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Originally Posted by Drakyrias
Cosmetic Morphs can alter their appearances within their own races,
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The 4e version of Cosmetic has no restrictions on having to be the person's original race - you can transform into something that
looks like a bear, elephant, etc., you just won't have any of its abilities and will be effectively limited to your own racial template's stuff. To limit a character with Morph to only forms of their own race is a further limitation.
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Originally Posted by Drakyrias
The cost for genetic match was based on cost in Shapeshifters: 50% is base cost for the minor version of simple skin and hair remains (no blood or internal organ changes), halved for a setting where blood testing is the standard.
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Fair enough, but I'd still dispute those values. I wouldn't use them in a 4e game.