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#1 Novacat Sep 03, 2014 18:10:30	Spirit Companion Requires: Druid's Circle of the Land feature Benefits: • You gain a Spirit Companion, which you can summon or dismiss as a bonus action. The spirit companion appears as a medium-size beast of your choosing. It is not a real creature, however, and it does not have hit points or ability scores. • It can be attacked, and its AC is equal to 8 + your proficiency bonus + your Wisdom modifier. If a melee or ranged attack deals damage equal to 5 times your character level, you take half that damage and your Spirit Companion is dismissed. • Your Spirit Companion can move up to 30 feet on your turn, but if it is ever more than 100 feet from you, it is immediately dismissed. If you make an attack or cast a spell, you can do so from the Spirit Companion's position. Attacks made through the Spirit Companion use your Wisdom Modifier in place of the normal ability modifier for the attack roll and damage roll. • If you fall unconscious, your Spirit Companion is immediately dismissed.
#2 Lord_Ventnor Sep 03, 2014 20:17:04	I'll be honest, this feels more like it should be a subclass rather than a feat. Note that there are no class-exclusive feats right now, to begin with.   But, like I said, a Druid Circle that is inspired by the 4e Shaman Class (Circle of the Spirits, perhaps) would be pretty neat.
#3 Lady_Auralla Sep 03, 2014 20:50:01	The spirit doesnt do much. I would add as an action you can share its senses and that it can also deliver touch spells that are cast by the Druid. Also do Buffs that affect the Druid affect the spirit?
#4 Novacat Sep 03, 2014 20:54:01	Lady_Auralla wrote:
#5 Lady_Auralla Sep 03, 2014 20:58:32	Considering the damage sharing I think a buff that increases the Druids AC also affecting the spirit would be useful, moreso than a damage boost.
#6 Shasarak Sep 03, 2014 21:12:26	If you changed it so that the Companion actually had hit points and could be damaged like a normal character then it would be much more balanced.