Druid+angel build?

[Arthmoon]

Hello,
I would like to do spell caster DRUID + angel mythic path playthrough. Has anyone done something like that and can you recommend me such a build or any hints how to do it properly?
Thanks a lot

[Conquista]

pick a subclass with a animal companion for the first two acts and early act 3

you early game spell list is pretty bad compared to other full casters but whatever as soon you get bolt of justice mid act 3 you won the game

[Selvokaz]

To be honest druid is the most subpar fullcaster in the game they hardly added any unique druid spells, and left out a few class features that might have served to many the class more unique if not stronger. You're a subpar shapeshifter, and again your spell list is mostly borrowed. Combined with Angel who's spell list again feels very much defensive and hindering I just can't say I recommend the build all that much, but it's doable.

[ragvald88]

It`s very bad idea to combine those 2 lorewise - since druid is required to be neutral, and angel is required to be lawfull good. You`ll either lose druid abilities or main mythic questchain (Angel quests are aligment locked, learned that the hard way).

[Conquista]

angel can be lawful neutral or true neutral, so playing druid is fine

[For_Science!]

A neutral-good druid would fit fine with the Angel path. A lawful neutral one would seem like more of a clash, but only because the Lawful Neutral dialogue choices are so badly written.

[[-TWR-]tajl]

I used Druid with Angel and it worked fine. I took 1 monk level too to get some AC bonus so I started as Lawful Neutral and finished as Neutral Good. I think that monk level was good at early game, but not that good at the end when I was just using Angel spells from backline.

At start I thought that I would be shapeshifting spellcaster with really good AC and spells. Early game it worked like that. Druid monk+animal companion could do some tanking which story companions couldn't. Later Angel magic + metamagic rods were just too good so didn't use willdshape much. You can't use rods when wildshaped. Shapeshift spell was quite good when I got it. Dragon form with all buffs was nice when I didn't yet have those metamagic rods.

I think it is probably not optimal build especially not for the late game, but is is good enough so that you can do all optional bosses without too much problems. I played it on hard with story companions only and had no problems at all. Should work for unfair too as druid+animal companion is strong at start and Angel is super strong at the end.

[Gorwe]

You'll have to be either LN or NG. Also, Feyspeaker, Ele Rampage and Blight don't really make sense in the context of an Angel. Fey = Trickster, Rampage = Demon and Blight = Lich. It's not like you'd get anything for your Angel going with those. True World completely don't make sense in this campaign and I won't talk about Nature Fang because it is a part of a mod. Now, there is a single question:

Would you like to cast / support or to fight / support?

Cast: Drovier. With all the Drovier support and the Angel support, it will simply be over the top. And! You can still cast Bolts. It's a good choice.

Fight: Primal Druid. I feel like this one's overlooked HARD. Because he can support very nicely(up to +6STR / +6CON...and other benefits...level ONE spell!), can summon, has a Pet and can fight. The problem is ... so can Crusader. Especially Gorum Crusader, that one will win vs PD easily. That one's hella strong regardless.

And that's my beef with Druid. Sure, it has TONS of synergy, but if you don't want to summon? Yeah, you are a strictly worse Cleric. Ecc and Sader both defeat their counterparts(Drovier / Speaker and PD) easily. You can safely ignore Shapeshifting, it's just...not that good imo. And Summoning makes the Turn Based mode super obnoxious(but maybe it's just me). So, pick accordingly.