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<blockquote data-quote="MechaTarrasque" data-source="post: 7703582" data-attributes="member: 6801226">Maybe it is just me, but I have hard time imagining WotC giving the shaman goodies as a subclass.&nbsp; There are some minions that magic users can summon that attack there enemies and can't be attacked back, but there is always a catch, usually involving concentration, the minion being stuck to one spot, or the magic user being stuck in one spot.&nbsp; And there is always a limited duration.&nbsp; The shaman would get something like that with no catches.&nbsp; That is a little (actually a lot) much.&nbsp; I don't think anyone actually disagrees with that, because homebrew druid shamans tend to be full of &quot;replace wildshaping with spirit companion.&quot;&nbsp; The problem with that is it isn't going to happen.&nbsp; So you will actually end up with is the Beast Conclave druid or the arcane eye druid, either of which will make circle of the land druids feel better that people don't think they are wimpiest druids anymore.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MechaTarrasque, post: 7703582, member: 6801226"] Maybe it is just me, but I have hard time imagining WotC giving the shaman goodies as a subclass. There are some minions that magic users can summon that attack there enemies and can't be attacked back, but there is always a catch, usually involving concentration, the minion being stuck to one spot, or the magic user being stuck in one spot. And there is always a limited duration. The shaman would get something like that with no catches. That is a little (actually a lot) much. I don't think anyone actually disagrees with that, because homebrew druid shamans tend to be full of "replace wildshaping with spirit companion." The problem with that is it isn't going to happen. So you will actually end up with is the Beast Conclave druid or the arcane eye druid, either of which will make circle of the land druids feel better that people don't think they are wimpiest druids anymore. [/QUOTE]

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