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<blockquote data-quote="Cadfan" data-source="post: 4570437" data-attributes="member: 40961">To everyone who reminded me that you can only Wild Shape once per round: I know.&nbsp;Here's what you can do:&nbsp;You're in combat, right?&nbsp;Minor action, wild shape.&nbsp; Shift back a space taking you out of the threatened area around your opponent.&nbsp;Move action, move.&nbsp; With an elf this is potentially eight spaces.&nbsp;Standard action, cast a spell.&nbsp; Your spells are control, so they will hamper your foe's ability to pursue you.&nbsp;Next round, wild shape, and charge back into battle.&nbsp;You can vary it up as necessary, but basically, Druids have a partial form of the Shifty power.&nbsp; It does everything that Shifty does, except it requires you to switch &quot;attack modes&quot; each time you use it.&nbsp;Also, if your spell-centric druid gets caught in melee, he can shift one space, then wild shape and shift another space, and hopefully end up joining the melee in a flanking position.&nbsp; Double shift.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Cadfan, post: 4570437, member: 40961"] To everyone who reminded me that you can only Wild Shape once per round: I know. Here's what you can do: You're in combat, right? Minor action, wild shape. Shift back a space taking you out of the threatened area around your opponent. Move action, move. With an elf this is potentially eight spaces. Standard action, cast a spell. Your spells are control, so they will hamper your foe's ability to pursue you. Next round, wild shape, and charge back into battle. You can vary it up as necessary, but basically, Druids have a partial form of the Shifty power. It does everything that Shifty does, except it requires you to switch "attack modes" each time you use it. Also, if your spell-centric druid gets caught in melee, he can shift one space, then wild shape and shift another space, and hopefully end up joining the melee in a flanking position. Double shift. [/QUOTE]

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