You think it ' s a good plan ? <| sep |> I really love the idea of calling bad moves one dimensional ticktacktoe or the like . I ' m so glad I read your comment . <| sep |> Isn ' t this a way ? However , I can ' t read what is says I should type in <| sep |> I want to designbuild movie props and costumes . Maybe even have a business on the side where I do stuff for cosplayers . I found some places that teach blacksmithing and welding , so I thought I might give that a shot and see if I can make some money off it and go from there . <| sep |> Murs Freak theses Tales <| sep |> Awe , thanks friend . <| sep |> Love the 10 th and 14 th level features ! Not trying to be too harsh but here ' s my feedback . Personally , as written I would not choose to play this archetype . Half casting is a huge penalty . It seems it would take a long time to really pay off , levels 2 to 10 seem miserable , especially if you don ' t run into many fey . And even once you turn into a dragon , it can never go higher than CR 7 ? Yuck . I would restrict wildshaped spellcasting to just flat out disallow anything that affects an area , rather than just selftargeted area spells like thunderwave , will save you some headaches I think . If I were going for the same theme , I would do the following Keep full casting , but restrict the spell list to only spells that would be allowable in wild shape . Add some kind of buff to wild shapes to keep them viable at all levels a leveled enhancement bonus to AC attacks , HP boost , advantage on saves , etc . , especially if you don ' t bring over the HP regenerating feature from CotM . Flat out allow the druid to turn into anything they ' ve seen , regardless of type make the 61014 features boosts to the CR possible when wild shaping into a signature type e . g . at level 10 , add 2 to the max CR of dragon shapes so that the class is less GMdependent i . e . , don ' t need to pick a type before you see it , if you ' ll even see it at all I like the concept a lot , reminds me of the Avenger kit from 2 nd edition