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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Pielorinho" data-source="post: 227182" data-attributes="member: 259">I play a druid in RttToEE, and I've very rarely gotten into melee combat, relying instead on spells and animal companions and the like.If I were you, I'd go for a measly str and a reasonable dex, but put most of my points elsewhere:  as someone else pointed out, you can wildshape if you need to get into combat soon enough.Craft wonderous item is a pretty fun feat for any spellcaster; if no one else in your party takes it, consider grabbing it for yourself.  Early on, you can create a midlevel bag of tricks, which will stay useful for a long time; a friendly DM may allow you to upgrade it eventually at a low cost to the top-notch bag of tricks.I wouldn't multiclass as a gnome:  druids can profitably MC into fighter, monk, and/or rogue (for feats, wis bonus to ac, and/or sneak attack), but the XP hit you'd suffer will be too great.Although this may not be the most tactically efficient way to play a druid, I've greatly enjoyed summoning critters to help fight; to this end, I took the augment summoning feat from Tome & Blood (I think that's where it's from).  Have fun -- druids are a blast to play!Daniel</blockquote>