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<blockquote data-quote="cotton" data-source="post: 1579181" data-attributes="member: 20053">I'm starting a new D&amp;D campaign, and one player wants to play a Treant Druid.&nbsp; I'm allowing the Savage Species monster classes, which has a 12-level progression for the Treant.&nbsp; At any time, however, she may start taking levels in Druid.&nbsp; This introduces some interesting dilemmas for that character:1.) What should her &quot;animal companion&quot; really be?&nbsp; Would you substitute plant creatures for the default animals?&nbsp; I also threw around the idea of allowing the Druid &amp; Treant levels to stack for determining the Animal Companion's power.&nbsp; Would this be appropriate?2.) How should wild shape work?&nbsp; When a druid first gets it, the rules say &quot;Small or Medium Animal&quot;.&nbsp; But what if you're a Large or Huge plant when you first get the ability?As a DM, what would you say to this player?Thanks!-cottonDisclaimer: Sorry if this has been beaten to death previously.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="cotton, post: 1579181, member: 20053"] I'm starting a new D&D campaign, and one player wants to play a Treant Druid. I'm allowing the Savage Species monster classes, which has a 12-level progression for the Treant. At any time, however, she may start taking levels in Druid. This introduces some interesting dilemmas for that character: 1.) What should her "animal companion" really be? Would you substitute plant creatures for the default animals? I also threw around the idea of allowing the Druid & Treant levels to stack for determining the Animal Companion's power. Would this be appropriate? 2.) How should wild shape work? When a druid first gets it, the rules say "Small or Medium Animal". But what if you're a Large or Huge plant when you first get the ability? As a DM, what would you say to this player? Thanks! -cotton Disclaimer: Sorry if this has been beaten to death previously. [/QUOTE]

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