Hi everyone. I'm looking for advice on playing a very thematic elven treesinger. The stats were built with a unique stat generation method and they are a bit high as I rolled very well. I'm not really looking to destroy everything in combat, what I'm more interested in is a large array of plant-themed abilities and honestly I'm sort of at a loss. The best I was able to come up with was to go archery while my plant companion grapples and constricts things.
One additional thing, we were all awarded an additional bonus feat at level 1.
the working character sheet is below the fold.
Elf Druid (Treesinger) 2
HP: 15
STR 14
DEX 18
CON 10
INT 12
WIS 16
CHA 8
Initiative: +6
AC: 18=10+4+4
bab: 1
fort: 3 = 3+0
Ref: 4 = 0+4
Will: 6 = 3+3
Reactionary
Trait-?
Fire Resistance 5
Nature Bond: Plant Companion; Crawling Vine
Nature Sense
Wild Empathy
Woodland Stride
1. Feat-Point Blank Shot ?
1. Feat-Precise Shot ?
The only issue I can foresee is that your Crawling Vine will be large, and might have a hard time squeezing into areas intended for medium creatures.
Most GM's would probably allow it, because hey, their vines, not exactly solid wood, or a guy clad in plate armor.
Also, grabbing creatures gets harder the bigger your enemies are, and it'll have a hard time holding things still for you after awhile.