Spore Druid multiclass?

[ШЛАНГ РАНГЛЕР]

How do I build or multiclass Spore Druid? I want to mainly focus on summoning and survivability, so what should I multiclass with Spore Druid? Cuz after lvl 6 I don't see a reason to keep upgrading Spore Druid and think that multiclassing should be good, just don't know with which class

[GrandMajora]

There is apparently a super powerful build you can make with Spore Druid, Open Hand Monk, and Thief Rogue.

https://youtu.be/b1kfz0ctGtU?si=1x5ljdmK82RZ6X35

[hannibal_pjv]

Ana class that have multible attacs / round

[PaloG]

Since you want to focus on summoning you kinda have to stick with it to unlock the higher level spells. You get Conjure Woodland Beings and Conjure Minor Elemental as 4th level spells and Conjure Elemental as a 5th level spell so that's already up to character level 10. Alternatively you could opt to forgo the 5th level one and grab a few levels in ranger(Beast Tamer) for an animal companion. Also can have your summoner follow the Necromancy of Thay questline which will give you access to some additional summons.

[ШЛАНГ РАНГЛЕР]

Originally posted by PaloG:

Since you want to focus on summoning you kinda have to stick with it to unlock the higher level spells. You get Conjure Woodland Beings and Conjure Minor Elemental as 4th level spells and Conjure Elemental as a 5th level spell so that's already up to character level 10. Alternatively you could opt to forgo the 5th level one and grab a few levels in ranger(Beast Tamer) for an animal companion. Also can have your summoner follow the Necromancy of Thay questline which will give you access to some additional summons.

Do summons do fine in higher levels? And I think I missed some abyss gloves that empower summons but can drive them mad, so is it fine without them later on? Cuz I think those are the only item in the game that buffs summons specifically

[GrandMajora]

Originally posted by ШЛАНГ РАНГЛЕР:

Do summons do fine in higher levels? And I think I missed some abyss gloves that empower summons but can drive them mad, so is it fine without them later on? Cuz I think those are the only item in the game that buffs summons specifically

Getting resistance to every damage type except psionic sounds cool, until the last part of chapter 3, where you're fighting an army of psionic enemies. Also, driving your own summons mad can backfire if you try to upcast them to be stronger, and suddenly they're turning against you.

Unfortunately, summon builds in this game are kind of terrible. I'm told Necromancers are the better option to go with. And if Glut being able to reanimate a Bulette with his spores was any indication of their potential, then I'd believe it.