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Message: <blockquote data-quote="avatarolt" data-source="post: 1093189" data-attributes="member: 12646">Fascinating.  It always amazes me that Druids fill in the slots where they're needed.My druid is a Gray Elf originally to be trained in the ways of wizardry...but plays hooky from class and discovers the ways of the forest instead.  After having travelled to the Orient for a number of years, he's brought a plant named cannabis back to the mainland.  He sees it as his holy quest in life to propagate this new plant life while examining all of the intricacies of plant life.Str 10/Con 8 (yes, I know -- it's for the flavor of a skinny sedentary elf)/Int 20/Wis 19/Chr 17 (non-standard point buy)He's primarily a spellcaster with emphasis on plant and direct damage spells.  He provides almost all of the flanking opportunities for our rogue via summons since our tank has a reach weapon and doesn't like getting hit.  We're lacking a cleric, so the majority of the healing is coming from this character.  Feats at 7th level:Silent Spell/Create Infusion/Natural SpellPlaning on:Craft Magical Weapons & Armor (IRONWOOD)/Blindsight (MotW)/Still Spell...haven't decided the last two yet.  I'm playing around with fast wild shape, but in my techniques I don't think Combat techniques include "run and hide", "run, wildshape, and hide", and "run, wildshape, cast a silented spell from some place inconspicous".  His animal companion is a panda bear (using stats for black bear) shipped from the Orient and his herbalist instructor there.Heavy focus on alchemy as well (ELVEN DARKLEAF).  He does the primary appraisals of goods found, and is the face whenever the party doesn't need to blatantly lie their asses off.Anyhow, it's a blast of a character to play, even with the con penalty.</blockquote>

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