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<blockquote data-quote="Manbearcat" data-source="post: 6522968" data-attributes="member: 6696971">I'm not sure this is correct.&nbsp; From what I'm reading here,&nbsp; @<a href="http://www.enworld.org/forum/member.php?u=43019" target="_blank">keterys</a> is responding to the the position put forth that a Moon Druid (a shapeshifting spec that is meant to be wading into the melee and trading blows) has its waxing/waning melee prowess smoothed out by various class features/spells that find their way into its suite of abilities right when the Moon Druid's melee prowess wanes.&nbsp; If it is meant to supplement those waning periods, it should properly synergize with the Moon Druid's shtick (RAWR RIP FACES IN MELEE).&nbsp; If it doesn't properly synergize with his sthick (due to the Concentration mechanics and/or the nature of the D&amp;D action economy or any other unforeseen issue), then it is in no way a supplement to a Moon Druid's waning melee prowess.&nbsp; And you're just left with an archetype that can't consistently perform up to par with its shtick.&nbsp; I don't think that is the player's fault.&nbsp; That is a system issue.Monks and F/M's have suffered from this in the past in various iterations of D&amp;D and the Moon Druid has kindred blood to them.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Manbearcat, post: 6522968, member: 6696971"] I'm not sure this is correct. From what I'm reading here, @[I][B][U][URL="http://www.enworld.org/forum/member.php?u=43019"]keterys[/URL][/U][/B][/I] is responding to the the position put forth that a Moon Druid (a shapeshifting spec that is meant to be wading into the melee and trading blows) has its waxing/waning melee prowess smoothed out by various class features/spells that find their way into its suite of abilities right when the Moon Druid's melee prowess wanes. If it is meant to supplement those waning periods, it should properly synergize with the Moon Druid's shtick (RAWR RIP FACES IN MELEE). If it doesn't properly synergize with his sthick (due to the Concentration mechanics and/or the nature of the D&D action economy or any other unforeseen issue), then it is in no way a supplement to a Moon Druid's waning melee prowess. And you're just left with an archetype that can't consistently perform up to par with its shtick. I don't think that is the player's fault. That is a system issue. Monks and F/M's have suffered from this in the past in various iterations of D&D and the Moon Druid has kindred blood to them. [/QUOTE]

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