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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Shroomy" data-source="post: 2501236" data-attributes="member: 32739">My current PC is actually a multi-classed halfing bard/druid with nothing but options from the PHB and a couple of spells from the Players Guide to Faerun, which should be a terrible combination if the Dragon article I read it to be believed.  However, I really like the combination; not only is it a fun role-playing combo (think medieval, nature-loving hippie) but it makes my character more of a utility player.  My PC is far from a tank, so most of my contributions in combat come from my wolf animal companion or summoned animals, but I've employed the bardic music (my character plays the drums) and some of my spells to some good effect.  Bardic knowledge is also a good trait to have.   In the last major combat we had, with a group of ogres and lizardmen, I helped our dwarven cleric/fighter out by casting a spell to summon a wolf, flanking one of the ogres; had my trained wolf pull back our mortally wounded sorcerer; successfully performed a Heal check to stabilize her; had the wolf guard her body (he later attacked a lizardman and performed a successful trip), while I assisted a mortally wounded NPC (had to run 20 feet and then toss a potion of cure light wounds another 20 feet), cast a daze spell against one of the lizardmen, and threw a bunch of daggers at the remaining lizardmen (which actually hit my target, to my surprise, thank goodness for halfling throwing bonuses).  This was all after winning a music and performance competition.</blockquote>

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