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<blockquote data-quote="Belbarrus" data-source="post: 825657" data-attributes="member: 10962">&quot;But I'm wondering why only some non-metal armors are said druid can use them safely...&quot;Right, I see what you mean. I noticed that Bark and Shell armors, for example, specifically say &quot;Druids can wear [this] armor without losing access to thier spells and class features.&quot;However, it does not say that for armor like moon-ivy or leather scale, which is obviously armor usable by Druids. Going back to the limitations for Druids, the PH specifically states that they are forbidden from using &quot;metal&quot; armor. That's it. Therefore as long as the Druid does not wear metal armor, there is no reason why they would lose their class abilities.So, all the armor &quot;types&quot; in the A&amp;E would be useable by Druids, except for Dastana, Lamellar or Ring. Druids could even wear Coral, Dendritic and Dwarven Stone armor, but would suffer the penalties for not being proficient with Heavy armor.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Belbarrus, post: 825657, member: 10962"] "But I'm wondering why only some non-metal armors are said druid can use them safely..." Right, I see what you mean. I noticed that Bark and Shell armors, for example, specifically say "Druids can wear [this] armor without losing access to thier spells and class features." However, it does not say that for armor like moon-ivy or leather scale, which is obviously armor usable by Druids. Going back to the limitations for Druids, the PH specifically states that they are forbidden from using "metal" armor. That's it. Therefore as long as the Druid does not wear metal armor, there is no reason why they would lose their class abilities. So, all the armor "types" in the A&E would be useable by Druids, except for Dastana, Lamellar or Ring. Druids could even wear Coral, Dendritic and Dwarven Stone armor, but would suffer the penalties for not being proficient with Heavy armor. [/QUOTE]

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