From /all as a Linux user, I was very confused wtf you were asking.
Still confused, but I have context now at least.
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No, its the same character model as a normal Mind Flayer. At least it was a few months ago when I did it but I doubt they've changed it since then
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In D&D Faerun canon? I’m not sure.
In BG3, I’d wager that they all use the same illithid model.
I seem to recall in Act 3 after a certain point:
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Seeing random citizens all getting transformed after having all the macguffins when I fast travelled. Gnomes and dwarves both got the tall illithid model.
I don't know, but this is a very Lopen thing to ask lol
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Yes but also no. Ceremorphosis only truly succeeds on certain kinds of species, generally only those of the human sized variety and a few kinds of monster. Gnomes can be technically transformed but only through heavy magic manipulation and there is still a chance of failure. All others just die along with the tadpole
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