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<blockquote data-quote="Pielorinho" data-source="post: 7410" data-attributes="member: 259"><p>Actually, I think there are two good places to MC the druid:</p><p></p><p>At sixth level. Done here, you can wildshape once a day and get some funky bonuses to go with it. A six level character wildshaped into a black bear with flurry of blows and a +3 or +4 bonus to AC is a formidable fighter.</p><p>At ninth level. Here, you can wildshape 3 times a day into a brown bear. Again, add in flurry of blows and the AC bonus, and you become pretty buff.</p><p></p><p>Personally, I play a non-multiclassing druid. I like my spells too much, and I find that I'm at my most effective when I'm commanding fun beasties. Giant vermin is an obscene spell when used on wasps and scorpions, for example, and the flexibility of the various summoning spells sure doesn't suck.</p><p></p><p>Because druids get so many good "cookies" (cool nifty powers), and because the wildshape-based powers are so flexible, I think they're one of the most fun classes to play single-classed. If I were playing a fighter-type, I'd almost certainly MC into another fighter class, just for variety. But druids don't need to MC to get more dweep and cheese.</p><p></p><p></p><p>Daniel</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Pielorinho, post: 7410, member: 259"] Actually, I think there are two good places to MC the druid: At sixth level. Done here, you can wildshape once a day and get some funky bonuses to go with it. A six level character wildshaped into a black bear with flurry of blows and a +3 or +4 bonus to AC is a formidable fighter. At ninth level. Here, you can wildshape 3 times a day into a brown bear. Again, add in flurry of blows and the AC bonus, and you become pretty buff. Personally, I play a non-multiclassing druid. I like my spells too much, and I find that I'm at my most effective when I'm commanding fun beasties. Giant vermin is an obscene spell when used on wasps and scorpions, for example, and the flexibility of the various summoning spells sure doesn't suck. Because druids get so many good "cookies" (cool nifty powers), and because the wildshape-based powers are so flexible, I think they're one of the most fun classes to play single-classed. If I were playing a fighter-type, I'd almost certainly MC into another fighter class, just for variety. But druids don't need to MC to get more dweep and cheese. Daniel [/QUOTE]
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