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<blockquote data-quote="Starfox" data-source="post: 4866915" data-attributes="member: 2303">My guess is that this would work best as a pure druid. Druids are controllers and can get some blasterish powers. But in the end, it very much depends on what kind of wizard and what kind of druid you were. If you used druidism to heal/buff and wizardry to buff, maybe a Shaman/Druid or Bard/Druid or Arcanist/Druid.If you used shapeshift to fight and wizardry to increase your fighting power, perhaps warden or warden/swordmage?If you were a versatile druid that used both shapeshift and heal/buff and a wizard that blasted away, perhaps druid/sorcerer?Its not likely that any of these combinations will fit you perfectly, but I use them to illustrate the fact that the 3.5 druid are now three classes (druid, warden, and shaman) while the 3.5 wizard can translate to several 4E classes as well (wizard, sorcerer, swordmage, arcanist, maybe even bard). 3.5 spellcasters were very versatile; in 4E, you often have to pick one aspect of a 3.5 character and stick to that. What did you actually use all those spells for?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Starfox, post: 4866915, member: 2303"] My guess is that this would work best as a pure druid. Druids are controllers and can get some blasterish powers. But in the end, it very much depends on what kind of wizard and what kind of druid you were. If you used druidism to heal/buff and wizardry to buff, maybe a Shaman/Druid or Bard/Druid or Arcanist/Druid. If you used shapeshift to fight and wizardry to increase your fighting power, perhaps warden or warden/swordmage? If you were a versatile druid that used both shapeshift and heal/buff and a wizard that blasted away, perhaps druid/sorcerer? Its not likely that any of these combinations will fit you perfectly, but I use them to illustrate the fact that the 3.5 druid are now three classes (druid, warden, and shaman) while the 3.5 wizard can translate to several 4E classes as well (wizard, sorcerer, swordmage, arcanist, maybe even bard). 3.5 spellcasters were very versatile; in 4E, you often have to pick one aspect of a 3.5 character and stick to that. What did you actually use all those spells for? [/QUOTE]

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