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<blockquote data-quote="Vulf" data-source="post: 6974514" data-attributes="member: 6860056">Just typical caster stuff.1 level of Life Domain cleric gives you super goodberries. There are 2 feats that will help you maintain concentration on spells. The Healer feat is really good for keeping your party up. Observant boosts your already high passive perception checks and lets a Human druid start with +2 Wisdom. Humans, Wood Elves, Lizard Folk, Firbolgs, Kenku are good choices.You can safely multiclass with Monk for some extra Punch. Lizardfolk benefit a lot from some monk levels if you don't mind slower spell progression. d8 Shillelagh followed by two d6 Bites as a bonus action, Unarmored Defense.For moon druids, the slowness of a dwarf is offset by the animal forms, so for circle of the Land you may want to avoid them.Though if all you care about is spellcasting and not wild shapes, consider a Nature or Tempest Domain Cleric roleplayed as a shaman.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Vulf, post: 6974514, member: 6860056"] Just typical caster stuff. 1 level of Life Domain cleric gives you super goodberries. There are 2 feats that will help you maintain concentration on spells. The Healer feat is really good for keeping your party up. Observant boosts your already high passive perception checks and lets a Human druid start with +2 Wisdom. Humans, Wood Elves, Lizard Folk, Firbolgs, Kenku are good choices. You can safely multiclass with Monk for some extra Punch. Lizardfolk benefit a lot from some monk levels if you don't mind slower spell progression. d8 Shillelagh followed by two d6 Bites as a bonus action, Unarmored Defense. For moon druids, the slowness of a dwarf is offset by the animal forms, so for circle of the Land you may want to avoid them. Though if all you care about is spellcasting and not wild shapes, consider a Nature or Tempest Domain Cleric roleplayed as a shaman. [/QUOTE]

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