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So I am making a level 5 Elven Druid with a Wolf Companion for a PFS Campaign, and am having a hard time with feat selection.
He is not a strong caster, or good at melee, but has a decent Dex bonus so is pretty good at range.
So far I have selected Point Blank Shot and Precise Shot, basically I send my Wolf to attack enemies and take pot shots from distance, laying heals as they are needed and laying down buffs as well. I brace for charges if the need arises and so on and so forth.
If anyone has advice or suggestion, I am open to new ideas and strategies. I just wanted to hear some feedback and see if their are any other options out there for my Druid.
Well, if you plan to cast spells at range there's the very very handy Augment Summons and its prerequisite, Spell Focus (Conjuration) to allow you to make stronger summoned creatures.
Note that PB Shot and Precise Shot are only necessary if you're used spells which are ranged attacks. Buff spells aren't, though some distant pot shots are.
Extend Spell is very handy for a buff-caster, as is Reach Spell from the APG.
Dodge might help keep you alive, as might Toughness (particularly if you're an elf with their Con penalty).
Who are your fellow party members and what do they do?
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Who are your fellow party members and what do they do?
Elf - Wizard
Human - RogueHalf-Elf - Rogue
Human - Cleric
Half-Orc - Barbarian
They all pretty much do typical class stuff...the rogues move around a lot the wizard fights from the back, the Barbarian smashes stuff and the Cleric does typical cleric stuff.
I like your suggestion about the augment summons feat I'll have to look into that 1, because I do use my Summon Nature's Ally a lot.
+1 ... what trader2699 said.
Dean