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Genevieve_Evernight 09-01-07, 02:27 AM	I'm in a campaign playing a werebear druid. I plan on prestige classing with 2 levels of warshaper(complete warrior) and 10 levels of master of many forms(complete adventurer). I'm having trouble figuring out what feats I want to take though, because I usually play a sorcereress :confused: . I already have natural spell, quick change and fast wild shape. This makes it so I can wild shape as a free action and cast spells in animal form. I have to take endurance and alertness to take master of many forms. They're kind of a waste of a feat slot, but oh well :P . I'm trying to decide what feats make sense for 12th level and beyond. My DM says she wants to take us up to 20th level with this campaign so I'll have to take more feats....Anyone have any good suggestions? :help:
Tedronai 09-01-07, 02:50 PM	First off, are you an afflicted or natural lycanthrope? It matters. If you're a Natural Lycanthrope, you probably don't even need the Druid levels (the casting will not be particularly significant, especially with your planned multiclassing), and the alignment of 'always LG' will interfere (depending on the leniency of your DM) with qualifying for Druid. Your Animal and Hybrid forms from lycanthropy will often be quite a bit more powerful than those available to you through Wildshape (as the limit on HD of your assumed forms is based on class levels, which you will be quite a bit behind on, as they only modify your ability scores rather than resetting them, and the hybrid form allows you to make use of your equipment as well as higher ability scores - the best of both worlds). If you can qualify for Druid with the alignment restrictions, I might suggest taking the PHB2 alternate feature, which since it merely adds to your ability scores, will stack with those from your alternate form ability.
jdhartucus 10-23-07, 09:42 PM	There are examples printed in a book that have an evil werebear. I think it's the silver marshes.