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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Arkhandus" data-source="post: 5698651" data-attributes="member: 13966">Didn't notice this before the weekend, so it might be kinda late, but:The stats look fine, though better Str would be adviseable if you're starting at low level without Wild Shape (unless you intend to have your animal companions do all the fighting for a few levels, with a bit of spell/ranged weapon support from your dwarf).  Probably just stick with Druid all the way.Natural Spell from Masters of the Wild would be a good 3rd or 6th level feat choice (probably wait until 6th to get it), then perhaps Multiattack at 9th-level for those Wild Shapes that have several natural weapons.  You'll also want to ask your DM if you can uee the option for Improving Your Companion on page 37 of Masters of the Wild, which allows druids to perform a ritual and spend a few XP to increase the number of Hit Dice one of their animal companions has.  It's a simple option to improve your favorite animal companions without having to replace them over time.Good core feats for druids would include Improved Initiative, Track, Weapon Focus (Claw or Bite or whatever natural weapon you tend to use most in Wild Shapes), and Spell Focus (Evocation or Transmutation, possibly Conjuration as well at middle/upper levels).  Maybe Spell Penetration at upper levels.  Combat Reflexes can also be good sometimes, given your Dexterity and all, but that varies when Wild Shaped.  Combat Casting can also be useful if you'd rather not spend too many skill points on Concentration.  Brew Potion and Craft Wondrous Item can be fairly handy for you and your party if you get the downtime and proper work area to use them.</blockquote>

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