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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Emus Graymullet" data-source="post: 3422235" data-attributes="member: 48939">Hi, notker! Glad you're enjoying reading our game!Actually, I was going to make Emus solely a Druid because I was looking for something a little off the wall to play. That is, until I learned that Whizbang had specifically made room in his campaign for Dwarven Berserkers, and that sounded like a lot of fun. Then I thought about how I could really flesh out Emus' character with the whole balance aspect of a Druid multi-classed in Berserker. Emus is learning to balance the rages instilled in him by the Church of Hanseath with the serenity of the wilderness. He's trying to balance the chaos of his berserker tendencies with the ordered life of a Dwarf. It's a lot of fun to apply those thoughts to his actions even if it doesn't always show in-game.Plus, I'm guilty of a little min-maxing. The armor requirements for the two classes come together with a nice set of Hide armor. Plus, Whizbang let the spell Shillelagh apply to a greatclub. (Although now that he has a magic weapon, he doesn't use the club so much to free up a spell slot.) As for spells, I pick the fun ones, but I always have one or two Cure Minor wounds memorized so that I can help stabilize someone who's dying. As for Feats, I'm following the Power Attack tree, although there's a really cool Stoneshape Feat in Races of Stone that I'm eyeing for when Emus' Druid level is high enough to get Wildshape.</blockquote>

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