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<blockquote data-quote="Flamestrike" data-source="post: 6522447" data-attributes="member: 6788736">Replace the dot points in Wild Shape with this:&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; <ul>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">A Druid in Wild shape retains the mental ability scores (Cha, Wis and Int), proficiencies, class features, Hit Dice and hit points of his normal form. The Druid gains the physical ability scores (Str, Dex, Con), size, AC, proficiencies, attacks, movement modes, speed, senses, resistances, immunities, vulnerabilities and special abilities of the wild shaped form.</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">Druids gain a pool of temporary HP equal to (Druid level x 2) whenever they assume a Wild shape from their natural form.</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">A Druid in Wild shape may calculate his AC by adding his proficiency bonus to the base forms AC.</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">A Druid in Wild shape cannot use Multi attack if the form has the ability to do so. When a Druid in such a form takes the attack action, he may only use one of the listed attacks under Multi attack unless he also has the extra attack class feature. A character with at least 5 levels in Druid ignores this restriction, and can freely use multi attack if the beast he wild shapes into has the multi attack ability.</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">A Druid may use either his own proficiency bonus or the beasts proficiency bonus (whichever is higher) for any melee or ranged attack, skill or save that either the Druid or the beast are proficient in. The Druid retains his own proficiencies (however some may be unusable in his new form) and gains the creatures proficiencies in its listed skills, saves and with its natural attacks. If the new form has abilities that require a saving throw to resist, the Druid may substitute his own Spell attack DC for the DC of the special attack.</li>
</ul>Problem fixed at every level. Scales perfectly.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Flamestrike, post: 6522447, member: 6788736"] Replace the dot points in Wild Shape with this: [LIST] [*][FONT=Symbol][/FONT]A Druid in Wild shape retains the mental ability scores (Cha, Wis and Int), proficiencies, class features, Hit Dice and hit points of his normal form. The Druid gains the physical ability scores (Str, Dex, Con), size, AC, proficiencies, attacks, movement modes, speed, senses, resistances, immunities, vulnerabilities and special abilities of the wild shaped form. [*][FONT=Symbol][/FONT]Druids gain a pool of temporary HP equal to (Druid level x 2) whenever they assume a Wild shape from their natural form. [*][FONT=Symbol][/FONT]A Druid in Wild shape may calculate his AC by adding his proficiency bonus to the base forms AC. [*][FONT=Symbol][/FONT]A Druid in Wild shape cannot use Multi attack if the form has the ability to do so. When a Druid in such a form takes the attack action, he may only use one of the listed attacks under Multi attack unless he also has the extra attack class feature. A character with at least 5 levels in Druid ignores this restriction, and can freely use multi attack if the beast he wild shapes into has the multi attack ability. [*][FONT=Symbol][/FONT]A Druid may use either his own proficiency bonus or the beasts proficiency bonus (whichever is higher) for any melee or ranged attack, skill or save that either the Druid or the beast are proficient in. The Druid retains his own proficiencies (however some may be unusable in his new form) and gains the creatures proficiencies in its listed skills, saves and with its natural attacks. If the new form has abilities that require a saving throw to resist, the Druid may substitute his own Spell attack DC for the DC of the special attack. [/LIST] Problem fixed at every level. Scales perfectly. [/QUOTE]

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