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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Eyada" data-source="post: 4359785" data-attributes="member: 59589">Thanks. This should help immensely. "#3)  Tear's Hit should read: "1[W] + Strength modifier damage and the target is marked" isn't necessary for a Defensive Druid because Defensive form already makes all of his attacks mark enemies; however, if you're including that to help out Offensive form, I understand.Concerning Wild Shape: Does the line "You can only use Wild Shape once per encounter, but you can change form freely while you maintain it" mean that you can switch between Offensive and Defensive form? I thought it meant you can change what animal form you are currently in. (ie, Initially transform into a bear, and then turn into a mountain goat when using Stomp, and then turn back into a bear. You know, a cool descriptive effect with no mechanical impact.)I'm not entirely sure, but it doesn't seem like it would be too bad. A Rites focus Druid probably wouldn't have very many Wild powers to use while Wild Shaped anyway, so briefly giving up his ability to cast spells (his primary focus) seems like a fair trade for a brief burst of Defensive/melee capability. This would also help out "Shifter" Druids, as they would never find themselves completely incapable of contributing to a fight. (Due to not being able to Wild Shape to use their Wild powers.)</blockquote>