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<blockquote data-quote="Jack of Shadows" data-source="post: 3545184" data-attributes="member: 3276">Well,If your DM plays Druids like I play Druids you are in a world of hurt in a fair fight. I know I would open up with Summoned Swarms to distract your spell casting. If the Animal Companion can keep you distracted for a round they'll probably start summoning. If not then expect a lot of spells to limit your mobility and spellcasting. Once you're nailed down they will start hammering you with the damaging spells.Your best bet is to stay mobile and stay at range. The Druids best tactics against you are close range and touch. If they can get on top of you then you'll be in Fort save hell. If the Druid starts to Summon do anything you can to hit them and force the concentration rolls. If he gets one summon off you'll quickly be out manuevered.If you can, let us know how the engagement goes. I'm curious to hear what tactics your DM uses.Jack</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jack of Shadows, post: 3545184, member: 3276"] Well, If your DM plays Druids like I play Druids you are in a world of hurt in a fair fight. I know I would open up with Summoned Swarms to distract your spell casting. If the Animal Companion can keep you distracted for a round they'll probably start summoning. If not then expect a lot of spells to limit your mobility and spellcasting. Once you're nailed down they will start hammering you with the damaging spells. Your best bet is to stay mobile and stay at range. The Druids best tactics against you are close range and touch. If they can get on top of you then you'll be in Fort save hell. If the Druid starts to Summon do anything you can to hit them and force the concentration rolls. If he gets one summon off you'll quickly be out manuevered. If you can, let us know how the engagement goes. I'm curious to hear what tactics your DM uses. Jack [/QUOTE]

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