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<blockquote data-quote="Pielorinho" data-source="post: 866878" data-attributes="member: 259">From Relics &amp; Rituals 2, there's Earthblast, 4d6+10 points of damage and reflex save or knocked prone.&nbsp; Not great, but not bad either, especially with the reflex save.Repel Metal or Stone is awesome in the right circumstances -- no save, no SR way to clear the area in front of you of warriors.&nbsp; For extra fun, cast a wall of fire at the end of the range, or better yet, have a wizard buddy cast a prismatic wall.&nbsp; Sweep, sweep, sweep!Windwalk is great transportation.&nbsp; Tree stride is not so impressive.&nbsp; MotW has Feathers and Bottle of Smoke; while either one is good transportation, combined they're very good indeed.&nbsp; Still, though, teleport will beat either of them.Brilliant Aura, from MoF can be very nice versus heavily-armored foes -- it turns all your allies' weapons into brilliant energy, and grants a +1/2 levels (i.e., +7) bonus on damage.Druids are also fairly good at recon.&nbsp; You'll get scry at a lower level than anyone else.&nbsp; Commune with Nature can be used cleverly if you need information. And MOTW has Speak with Anything, a fantastic divination spell.&nbsp; And that's not even counting the possibilities of wildshaping -- remember that you can become a tiny animal (but not, sadly, an elemental -- you'll have to wait one more level for that).If you're outdoors, strongly consider taking entangle and call lightning (especially if you take a third-level spell in, I think, DotF that gives you accurate weather forecasting for the next week).&nbsp; Big Sky is a cool outdoor spell:&nbsp; prayer for your guys, fear for your enemies.Daniel</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Pielorinho, post: 866878, member: 259"] From Relics & Rituals 2, there's Earthblast, 4d6+10 points of damage and reflex save or knocked prone. Not great, but not bad either, especially with the reflex save. Repel Metal or Stone is awesome in the right circumstances -- no save, no SR way to clear the area in front of you of warriors. For extra fun, cast a wall of fire at the end of the range, or better yet, have a wizard buddy cast a prismatic wall. Sweep, sweep, sweep! Windwalk is great transportation. Tree stride is not so impressive. MotW has Feathers and Bottle of Smoke; while either one is good transportation, combined they're very good indeed. Still, though, teleport will beat either of them. Brilliant Aura, from MoF can be very nice versus heavily-armored foes -- it turns all your allies' weapons into brilliant energy, and grants a +1/2 levels (i.e., +7) bonus on damage. Druids are also fairly good at recon. You'll get scry at a lower level than anyone else. Commune with Nature can be used cleverly if you need information. And MOTW has Speak with Anything, a fantastic divination spell. And that's not even counting the possibilities of wildshaping -- remember that you can become a tiny animal (but not, sadly, an elemental -- you'll have to wait one more level for that). If you're outdoors, strongly consider taking entangle and call lightning (especially if you take a third-level spell in, I think, DotF that gives you accurate weather forecasting for the next week). Big Sky is a cool outdoor spell: prayer for your guys, fear for your enemies. Daniel [/QUOTE]

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