
omegatiger121 |
I'm working on a roleplaying character who should be able to fit into either a sandbox setting named the Skaran Empire or a pathfinder campaign. She's based off of a character I've mentioned here before named Syael Snowpearl. While Syael was a traditional arctic elf arctic druid, I'd like to combine that archetype with the treesinger archetype for this character. The only potential conflict I see is that each archetype has its own variant of the wild shape feature. While the treesinger's comes at level 4 and functions like plant shape I but without the constrict/poison abilities at that level, the arctic druid's variant comes at level 6 and has an effective level of 4. Would she gain the ability to transform into an animal at level 6 or not?

Dave Justus |

Definitely by the rules these two archetypes do not stack and you can't take both.
As a GM in a home game I might allow it, since the only thing that doesn't stack seems to be wildshape, and both wildshapes at a glance are 'weaker' versions of regular wideshape. In order to make it work though, I would require the player to pick one of the two versions of wildshape for this new 'combined' artic treesinger archetype.