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6/28/2025, 7:03:06 AM
>>95968874
Very interesting. Thank you for sharing.
Right at level 1, druids have access to six different Beastforms, one of which is Pack Predator for an extra 2 Strength (i.e. possible Strength of +4 at level 1) and advantage on all attacks; it is rather hard for a druid in Pack Predator to miss. For comparison, a
More tiers offer more forms, and tier 3 is particularly notable for Legendary Beast and Hybrid Beast, which can supercharge the raw statistics of Pack Predator. Also at tier 3, a druid can multiclass and pick up Bare Bones from the Valor domain, which works unusually well with the boosted Strength of a druid.
The main downside here is that, before multiclassing at tier 3, most Arcana and Sage cards are spells, and are thus barred off in Beastform. This can be mitigated by picking the rare few non-spells (e.g. Gifted Tracker, Nature's Tongue), and by using spells for noncombat utility, for pre-battle preparations, and for post-battle resource management.
Very interesting. Thank you for sharing.
Right at level 1, druids have access to six different Beastforms, one of which is Pack Predator for an extra 2 Strength (i.e. possible Strength of +4 at level 1) and advantage on all attacks; it is rather hard for a druid in Pack Predator to miss. For comparison, a
More tiers offer more forms, and tier 3 is particularly notable for Legendary Beast and Hybrid Beast, which can supercharge the raw statistics of Pack Predator. Also at tier 3, a druid can multiclass and pick up Bare Bones from the Valor domain, which works unusually well with the boosted Strength of a druid.
The main downside here is that, before multiclassing at tier 3, most Arcana and Sage cards are spells, and are thus barred off in Beastform. This can be mitigated by picking the rare few non-spells (e.g. Gifted Tracker, Nature's Tongue), and by using spells for noncombat utility, for pre-battle preparations, and for post-battle resource management.
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