D&D: Best Barbarian Druid Multiclass Builds To Try ASAP
Druid and barbarian abilities have a surprising amount of synergy in for those who are willing to experiment with them. Their skills are invested in almost completely opposite corners of the game's mechanics, but that can lead to some surprising tricks. A player knowledgeable about both classes could come up with some power combinations that could even surprise the DM.
Druids and barbarians are two of the most nature-themed classes in, aside from the ranger. Despite this connection, the two classes play completely differently. The druid is a caster who controls the battlefield with nature-themed spells while also possessing the ability to transform into an animal for both combat and utility. On the other hand, a barbarian is a straightforward combatant who utilizes stat boosts from their rage to deal heavy damage to their enemies. A druid and barbarian multiclass in seems absurd, but they can support each other's strengths better than one may expect.
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Rage and Wild Shape are the signature abilities of the barbarian and druid, respectively. Rage gives a barbarian bonuses to rolls and damage while it is active, at the cost of tiring them out afterward. Meanwhile, Wild Shape lets a druid assume the form of a wild beast up to twice per day, gaining the attributes of said creature. Both are vital to the success of their respective classes, but combined, they open a new way to be effective.
The druid's Wild Shape doesn't normally let them take the form of remarkably powerful creatures, maxing out at a CR of 1 at 8th level. However, Circle of the Moon druids can transform into a beast with a CR equal to or lower than one third of their druid level, making it one of
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