Subtype of enchantment change target's subtype?

[Greycat]

Lets say the Barkskin enchantment is revealed on the target (a Druid). The subtypes of the Barkskin is Plant, Healing, Protection.
Does the subtype of the Barkskin apply to the Druid? Thus allowing Tataree for example to heal the Druid 1 damage because she might have the Plant subtype?

[lukard]

No, it does not.

Enchantments, Equipments, and some Conjurations can be "attached" to creatures (Mages are also creatures); however, they do not change the creature's subtype.

That was a good question.

[Greycat]

Thats what I thought too Lukard. Thanks for the response.

[Shad0w]

No, it does not.

Enchantments, Equipments, and some Conjurations can be "attached" to creatures (Mages are also creatures); however, they do not change the creature's subtype.

That was a good question.

This is correct

[echephron]

no, being affected by a ghoul rot, does not give you the poison subtype, which means the necromancer is not immune to your mage.