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Message: <blockquote data-quote="anon" data-source="post: 1180143" data-attributes="member: 3727">Nature's ChildAdded something for a bit more balance, perhaps...L1:    Nature Sense (Ex), Wild Empathy (Ex), Nature's Child (Ex)L2:    Woodland Stride (Ex), Trackless Step (Ex)L3:    Wildshape (1/day, small)Nature's Child:  If you stay in an area you are not native to longer than your True Druid level in days you suffer one point of damage, as well as a -1 morale penalty to attacks, saves, ability and skill checks, until you return to your native environment for a full day.  The hit point loss increases by one each additional day. You may cure the damage but it returns the next day at the increased level (eg. 2 points the second day).  The morale penalty increases by -1 for each additional period equal to your True Druid level.For example a True Druid 3 would able to go to a non-native area without problem for three days.  Every day thereafter they would take a hit point loss of 1 point (4 days 1 point, 5 days 2 points, 6 days 3 points, etc), for every three days beyond the first she has an additional -1 morale penalty.The hit point damage will not by itself kill the True Druid but will cause unconsciousness if the True Druid is brought below 0 hit points.  For the purposes of this ability you must choose one of the following natural environments: desert, hills/mountains, forest, plains, seas/rivers, skies, underground.  When on another plane, this effect begins immediately.   Note:  this should be interpreted rather strictly, staying in a city but walking "outside" every so often would not be acceptable.[edit for grammar]</blockquote>

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