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There also some other options when it comes to druids and armor. Druid I play wears Studded Leather. The only difference between the standard metal studded armor and mine, is that my studs are bones studs. Thus the metal restriction is overcome.

This is of course at GM discretion, but it makes since. Druids are some of the improvising chars in the game. With a couple of craft skills and a profession, they can provide the party with all sorts of items when in the wilds and not in town. You can even make some gold off your fellow party memebers;)

-I do apologise for potential thread jack, I just wanted to point out other options in case your player lacks the PA

My DM is allowing it as that was our argument as well. It does not say anything with regards to taking it multiple times, though the max is 4 as their are only 4 subfeats to it.

Heymitch wrote:

Daniel Moyer wrote:

I would've loved to see more thematic druids that don't rely on 'printed monsters', after all that was their goal I thought. Provide a a simpler to use, generic bonus so players don't cherry pick through the bestiary (or MM). But what I'm thinking is probably more of what Paizo is calling an "archtype", plants, vermin, elemental, etc. Pretty much along the same lines as the Sorcerer Bloodlines.

I would also have liked to see Vermin as a type that (at least an achetype of) Druids could Wildshape into. It just seems very thematic, especially for a creepy archvillain Druid.

Vermin shape etc is in Lords of Chaos book :D

My response to that would to apply first the size template advances in the Bestiary Book.

This is our solution to my 6th level Wolf Shaman that i started playing at 1st level.