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| #1CanineLordJun 18, 2008 1:15:25 | Is there a feat or ability that gives you additional levels of "wilding" class, in a way similar to how Practiced Spellcaster can help make up for lost spellcasting levels? Thanks ![]() |
| #2phoenix00Jun 18, 2008 21:58:15 | I don't know of any feats yet I know of three items (don't remember the names.) One is a very expensive item in Magic of Faerun (thus a 3.0 book), that boosts your druid level by 4 for the purpose of wildshape. Amulet A similar item in one of the early dragon books. This item is also at the crystal keep. Boosts it by 4 but decreases your charisma skills by some for it is a pelt and it "stinks" Finally another item in Complete Champion that does your wildshape level by 1. It can even make you go above the normal hd cap. |
| #3nunkurujiJun 19, 2008 14:10:16 | Interesting for an Arcane Hierophant at the very least... The Wild Shape Amulet from MoF boosts your Druid level for Wild Shape by 4, and importantly, and lets you exceed your character level for Wild Shape, but only up to 20 max. Pretty powerful in that regard. Expensive to buy, and to craft must be a 15th level Druid. So typically you might have a 15th level Druid wild shaping as a 19th level Druid. It does not seem unreasonable to house rule a Practiced Wild Shaper feat, so long as it's not exceeding your character level, basically the same way the Practiced Spellcaster works. |
| #4tshernJun 19, 2008 15:10:40 | Skin of Kaletor from Dragon Magazine. It's an item, not a feat though. |