D&D 5E Multiclass Question: Does a Swashbuckler's Fancy Footwork & Druid's Wild Shape work together?

[MechaTarrasque]

I say go for it, and I am not sure why you couldn't use snake attack....I mean sneak attack in animal form. In the real world, lots of predators prefer to sneak up on prey (less chance of damage to the predator that way).

 

[MarkB]

I say go for it, and I am not sure why you couldn't use snake attack....I mean sneak attack in animal form. In the real world, lots of predators prefer to sneak up on prey (less chance of damage to the predator that way).

The problem isn't the form - it's that sneak attacks can only be made when using a finesse or ranged weapon.

 

[MechaTarrasque]

The problem isn't the form - it's that sneak attacks can only be made when using a finesse or ranged weapon.

Good catch.

 

[schnee]

https://i.pinimg.com/originals/82/b6/ce/82b6ce88363a69f95d14abde7d4dcf5d.jpg

I say go for it, the mental image of it is enough!

 

[Clinton Lugert]

HA! Funny you should say that. The character I'm thinking about multiclassing into a druid is actually a Tabaxi Swashbuckler. But I like to pretend he looks more like this:

His mini from Hero Forge is this though:

Paint job turned out real rough.