My cleric wants to be a druid

[IamTheTest]

So we are about to start a new campaign were I will be playing a cleric who wanted to be a druid. The story is that he wanted to be a druid when he was young but his father made him become a cleric as that was what was socially acceptable. Basically Im looking for ideas about how to progress the character. Im thinking a NG worshiper of Obad-Hai that will progress into wizardry and eventually try to become a Geomancer. The only problem is that I rolled pretty poorly (<4d6DL>11,11,16,11,17,11). Where should I put my 16 and 17? WIS and INT? Any ideas are appreciated. Thanks.

 

[Crothian]

if you want to be a very effective wizard cleric go for Wis and Int. And really those scores are not bad. 2 exceptional and 4 average scores. You get the skills points from the Int so that will help round you out. For domains you can go plant and animal and that will make you druid like.

 

[Spade4u]

If you really wanted to be a druid, cleric, and/or wizard you should put the 17 on WIS and 16 on INT. If you wanted to to close attacks, you'd be smart to put the 16 on strength.

 

[IamTheTest]

I think that INT and WIS will be get the goods, its always nice to get some skills and spells. My domains are plant and weather (complete divine). Thanks for the help guys/gals.

 

[Jdvn1]

It's really nice to have so many odd stats, though.

 

[IamTheTest]

They arent bad rolls. I suppose Ive just been lucky in the past. Normally I like to have one negative modifier just to make things interesting.

 

[kjenks]

From a powergamer prospective, a cleric-turned-druid could make use of Divine Metamagic or Divine Spellpower or even Divine Might. Check out Complete Divine and Complete Warrior.

 

[IamTheTest]

That isnt a bad idea, but eventually becoming a Geomancer captures the natural aspect Im aiming to capture while still giving me divine influence.