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Hmm, this would be interesting. To keep it in line with what a wildshaped druid can do, let's say the 20th is a fighter (or maybe barbarian)? Make the party the classic 4-person fighter, rogue, cleric, wizard. Go! :)

*DROOL* Need... more... spells... known (& slots to cast them).

Sorry if I missed the answer to this, but with so many questions flooding in I think this may have been missed.

Do Armor of Agathys or Arms of Hadar require concentration? Does Hex allow a save? I really love the flavor of Hadar - 'approach, fool, & writhe in the dark energies of my patron'. *wicked smile*

A caravaner! I love it!

In that group, if I were playing the final character I'd have to go Warlock w/ Archfey patron. Take invocations like the ones to speak w/ animals, flavor everything w/ fey/nature imagery... & get the DM to have the patron out to infiltrate & steal something from the Druidic circle everyone is...

Wow. This gets better & better. OK, so perhaps there might be a class to tempt me away from warlock for one campaign. :)

Eeeeexcellent. *gleeful chuckle*

For me it's a human Sage Tomelock (though I can NOT decide on Patron - they're all so delicious!). Shipped off to school to study to be a wizard, 'charmed' (non-magically) his way through the entrance exams, but got into trouble once classes started & his moderate INT couldn't keep up. Desperate...

Is there still (as in the alpha) a Warlock invocation that allows silent image at will, without restrictions? I believe it was called Misty Visions.

Mounted halfling rogues on riding dogs - the terror of goblinoids & other Small (& smaller) creatures everywhere!

Oooh, didn't know that! Eeexcellent!

D'OH and now Hentairiel is dead. *weeps*

Character name: Hentairiel.

Oh my sweet baby Mystara.... Looks like Warlock just killed the Master of Many Forms & took its stuff. Edit: Now I really MUST have Changeling in the DMG. Changeling Warlock obsessed with being the BEST at adopting new forms... no matter the price (Great Old One patron, oh yes, oooh yes).

What we know so far: Circle of the Moon druid can wildshape into higher CR creatures. Max CR is 1 at level 2, and becomes level/3 at level 6. At level 10 they can change into an elemental (presumably with the same CR limits). To me, the CR limit seems pretty limiting (SWIDT?) for anything...

I think I can mostly field this one from what we've got so far. Circle of the Land druid can wildshape into a creature of CR 1/4. That's it. Not going to be good for more than scouting, really. Circle of the Moon druid can wildshape into a creature of CR 1, bumping to CR<level/3> at level 6...

'You have given out too much xp in the past 24 hours, please try again.' Well THAT'S a new one! Someone xp for me, please? (Also, if you run this by Skype, I'm in! :) )

Thanks! Hmm, going to really have to consider this - Guild skills are a better concept match, but Sage has the better ability match. Argh. Oh, what is the level 10 Circle of the Moon feature for druids?

Oh dear, I've wanted those skills SO much for my impending warlock that I might just have to swap him out of Sage to get them. Could you summarize what Guild Membership does, please?