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Message: <blockquote data-quote="juggerulez" data-source="post: 6687992" data-attributes="member: 98250">That's mostly up to the DM. if we're speaking about non intelligent beings, such as most animals and monstrosities, the "fairest" way to act is to hit the easier target, or the most desirable (bear flanks! om nom nom nom!) thus if one has to choose between a 5ft away ac 16 succulent bear, a 30ft away ac16 wizard, or a 5ft away ac 18 fighter, the creature should go for the bear.The bear itself should be able to pull his weight tho, which means abusing the sentinel feat and/or controlling/utility spells. If the druid doesn't have a clue, then, it's up to the damage dealer(s) to know how to appear "less interesting" or less worrisome, but......now that you mention it, i should check if there is a goading item that can prove useful to a shaped druid as well (i.e. not requiring hands nor command words)......an item with a recharge, to make things interesting... at the start of the owner's turn make a recharge check, if positive, choose any hostile creature that can see or sense the owner:uncommon recharge 4-5-6: goad on single target in a 30ft radiusrare recharge 4-5-6: goad on up to 3 different targets in a 30ft radiusvery rare recharge 4-5-6: goad on any creature able to feel threatened by the druid in a 30ft radius goad: the target has -5/Disadvantage to hit any hostile creature but the owner of the itemalternatively you can remove the recharge and put a wisdom ST to deny the effect.</blockquote>

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