#Pathfinder druid upgrade#
#Pathfinder druid mods#
#Pathfinder druid license#

Handwraps of Mighty Blows (+Runes): If your player intends to focus on combat wild shaping, they can get a superior unarmed attack modifier in their shape at all levels if they start with 16 in Strength. Since magic items are what my parties have traditionally been interested in buying or getting as treasure, that's what I'm focusing on here. Loot I have given out so far that the druid picked up (and used): While I applaud Paizo for making wildshape usable for all druids, not just those that specialize in it, I think the decision to have polymorph effects disable items bonuses was a mistake. Even when the party gets back to town and sell the stuff they didn't want or need, what options do the druid have for ways to spend that hard earned coin in a meaningful way? Sure, he could spend it on non-adventuring things like property, jewelry, gambling, a business etc. The problem is, I have no idea what to add to the loot to make my wildshape druid player excited.

#Pathfinder druid upgrade#

My players are visibly exited when they find a stash of loot that offers some new cool ability or an upgrade to what they currently have.

It can add interesting history to the setting depending on what loot they find while adventuring. It is a way to track progress and customize your characters. Loot is a big part of what I and my players enjoy about Pathfinder. Rather, the problem is 'what do you hand out as loot to a wild shape druid and what can they spend their money on?'. The problem isn't that wild shape forms are weak like some of the other answers in the thread seems to be interpreting the OP as. I'm having the same problem in the game I GM. Pathfinder Society Subreddit /r/Pathfinder

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#Pathfinder druid license#

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