druid variants and prestige [Archive] - Wizards Community

druid variants and prestige [Archive] - Wizards Community

Post/Author/DateTime Post
corcio
02-21-06, 04:14 PM i want a druid with good spell progress and awesome wild shaping
im pretty much just stuck with the single druid class right
or is there a prestige class im missing
the master of many forms is awesome
but no spell casting
what to do
Treebore
02-21-06, 06:23 PM Maybe the Geomancer can give you enough of what you want?
v2099
02-22-06, 07:51 AM go evil and be a blighter
Elbethamore
02-22-06, 03:51 PM As anyone on the optimization boards will tell you, straight druid is plenty powerful. Most PrC's will make you lose (to varying degrees) some spellcasting or wildshaping. If you want both, I suggest straight druid. I'm playing one right now, and there is plenty of power and versatility there.
grodech
02-22-06, 08:47 PM You could try the Verdant Lord. The new wild shape abilities appear to be more plant based (trees, treants, etc) than animal based, but it still progresses spells as the normal druid does.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
corcio 02-21-06, 04:14 PM	i want a druid with good spell progress and awesome wild shaping im pretty much just stuck with the single druid class right or is there a prestige class im missing the master of many forms is awesome but no spell casting what to do
Treebore 02-21-06, 06:23 PM	Maybe the Geomancer can give you enough of what you want?
v2099 02-22-06, 07:51 AM	go evil and be a blighter
Elbethamore 02-22-06, 03:51 PM	As anyone on the optimization boards will tell you, straight druid is plenty powerful. Most PrC's will make you lose (to varying degrees) some spellcasting or wildshaping. If you want both, I suggest straight druid. I'm playing one right now, and there is plenty of power and versatility there.
grodech 02-22-06, 08:47 PM	You could try the Verdant Lord. The new wild shape abilities appear to be more plant based (trees, treants, etc) than animal based, but it still progresses spells as the normal druid does.