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Message: <blockquote data-quote="FireLance" data-source="post: 5054374" data-attributes="member: 3424">Well if you are a cleric and you take the Initiate of the Old Faith druid multiclass feat, you get training in Nature, the druid's wild shape power, and one druid at-will power with the Beast Form keyword that you can use once per encounter.At 4th level, you can take the Novice Power feat, which allows you to exchange one cleric encounter attack power for one druid encounter attack power.At 8th level, you can take the Acolyte Power feat, which allows you to exchange one cleric utility power for one druid utility power. At 10th level, you can take the Adept Power feat, which allows you to exchange one cleric daily attack power for one druid daily attack power.If you have taken Novice Power, Acolyte Power and Adept Power, at 11th level, you could choose to paragon multiclass as a druid instead of selecting another paragon path. You would get a druid encounter attack power of up to 7th level as your paragon path encounter attack power, and you can swap out one of your cleric at-will attack powers for a druid at-will attack power. At 12th level you get a druid utility power of up to 10th level as your paragon path utility power, and at 20th level, you get a druid daily attack power of up to 19th level as your paragon path daily attack power. Note that many people feel that paragon multiclassing is not as good as taking a paragon path.One problem with the cleric/druid multiclass is that they do not share implements. Clerics use holy symbols and druids use totems or staffs. Hence, you will need to invest in two implements in order to get the most out of your attack powers, unless you get a holy symbol that can be used as a totem or staff (or vice-versa). I believe there are a few in Adventurer's Vault 2.</blockquote>

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