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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Chaldfont" data-source="post: 2060660" data-attributes="member: 1472">As a DM of in a campaign with a Druid-8/Shifter-3/Warshaper-1, I have seen the devastation this PC can wreak. His favored form is a Dire Ape--the rend damage gets pretty crazy. He can outfight the party's ranger-11 with two-weapon style.But the every time the character gains a level, the player goes nuts trying to figure out which class to take. It's KILLING him to not gain spellcasting levels in druid. Add to that the in-campaign grief the spirit of his dead mentor gives him for straying from the "true path".I don't thing this combination is too bad. We have a three character party (ranger, sorcerer, druid) so they can use the extra fighting power.I still think the best way to control game rules that you percieve to be unbalanced is to give he player the benefit of the doubt and let him play it. Then you control it's practical power level in game. You should see how much fun the player has playing this PC.</blockquote>