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Animal Skin
(Druidism, Adept)
Conjuring forth a hide of a bear, fur from a wolf, flesh from fish, or scales of drakes or any other animal, the Druidess can shape this natural manifestation into personal garb to provide warmth and comfort, protection from the elements, increased mobility in nature, or added defense. Only the skins of animals that the Druidess has encountered may be successfully conjured.
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Arcalysis
Instead of assuming the full form of the animal, the druid may simply
conjure Nature essence and
alter specific parts of his body accordingly: scales for armour, or fur for warmth are common choices. Some druids can even produce animal parts and attach those to themselves, such as large wings for flight or gills and webbed hands for aquatic environments.