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<blockquote data-quote="Dannyalcatraz" data-source="post: 4933477" data-attributes="member: 19675">1)&nbsp; I just add that the OA Shaman 3.5 update in Dragon #317 made their IUS scale with level (like the Monk) and added bonus martial arts feats at 4th lvl, and every 4th level after that.2)&nbsp; The Kingdom of Kalamar Shaman retains wild shape, but its to/from their totemic animal only.3)&nbsp; The Greenbond from AU/AE is a very nice re-imagining of the Druid class- no wildshape.&nbsp; Instead, they can &quot;bond with the green&quot;, thus learning what is happening in a given area, &quot;infuse with life&quot; (healing touch), and a few other powers.&nbsp; It is a class that speaks with spirits.4) Regardless of your actual base class decision, you might want to consider the Geomancer PrCl, which fuses arcane and divine spellcasting and an emphasis on the power of nature...which in turn fuses natural aspects with your PC's anatomy.&nbsp; Maybe not the most powerful PrCl, but definitely flavorful.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dannyalcatraz, post: 4933477, member: 19675"] 1) I just add that the OA Shaman 3.5 update in Dragon #317 made their IUS scale with level (like the Monk) and added bonus martial arts feats at 4th lvl, and every 4th level after that. 2) The Kingdom of Kalamar Shaman retains wild shape, but its to/from their totemic animal only. 3) The Greenbond from AU/AE is a very nice re-imagining of the Druid class- no wildshape. Instead, they can "bond with the green", thus learning what is happening in a given area, "infuse with life" (healing touch), and a few other powers. It [I]is[/I] a class that speaks with spirits. 4) Regardless of your actual base class decision, you might want to consider the Geomancer PrCl, which fuses arcane and divine spellcasting and an emphasis on the power of nature...which in turn fuses natural aspects with your PC's anatomy. Maybe not the most powerful PrCl, but definitely flavorful. [/QUOTE]

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