Once per short or long rest, as an action, you can grovel to distract enemies. Until the end of your next turn, your allies gain advantage on attack rolls against any enemies within 10 feet of you.

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Animal form must be defeated, then I go back to normal health.

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4th level.. I can become a fish?

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Primal Strike

When you choose this circle at 2nd level, you gain the ability to use Wild Shape on your turn as a bonus action, rather than as an action.

Starting at 6th level, your attacks in beast form count as magical for the purpose of overcoming resistance and immunity to nonmagical attacks and damage.

Starting at 6th level, you can transform into a beast with a challenge rating as high as your druid level divided by 3, rounded down.

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Combat transformations

General level 1

Ape (CR 1/2). A climbing speed and a ranged attack option can be a good way to remain evasive before you get access to creatures with flying speed.
Crocodile (CR 1/2). Once you get access to creatures with swimming speed, the crocodile can be effective because of its Stealth and Bite attack. Its Hold Breath ability allows it to stay submerged and ambush prey, while its Bite can grapple and restrain targets, making it effective for controlling enemies in water.
Boar (CR 1/4). At low levels, this wild hog can pump out serious damage with a charging Tusk attack, and its Relentless trait lets it endure a lethal blow, giving it more hit points than it seems.
Giant wolf spider (CR 1/4). At low levels, the relatively high AC, climbing speed, and paralytic poison makes this creature a top-notch Beast form. Even at higher levels, it can be a useful exploration Beast shape.
Reef shark (CR 1/2). Pack Tactics and a good Bite attack make the reef shark one of the better options for aquatic combat when druids get access to Beasts with a swimming speed.
Warhorse (CR 1/2). The warhorse can deliver a powerful attack with its hooves, has a great running speed, and can use its trampling charge to knock targets prone.
Wolf (CR 1/4). Pack Tactics and the ability to knock a target prone with its Bite make the wolf a solid choice for a land-based combat form. Unfortunately, it's hit points are quite low, but its AC of 13 can help make up for its squishiness.

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Brown bear. The brown bear's Multiattack feature, which includes both a Bite and Claw attack, makes it an excellent damage dealer.
Dire wolf. There’s no denying it: wolves are cool. Dire wolves are incredibly powerful, too, with high hit points, AC, and Pack Tactics. Their damage isn’t the best, but they have great staying power.
Giant hyena. This Beast suffers from low AC, but makes up for it with lots of hit points and a killer ability: Rampage. If you’re facing lots of small enemies, like goblins or kobolds, you can chew through hordes of foes like candy.
Giant octopus. This is a situational creature, used best while in water, and only available once you can transform into swimming creatures at 4th level. If you’re in this precise situation, though, the octopus’s high-DC, auto-grappling Tentacle attack is amazing.
Giant toad. Once you reach 4th level, this swimming Beast is powerful on both land and in water. Its Standing Leap makes it highly mobile, and Bite attack allows you to both poison and swallow foes, which lets you temporarily take single enemies out of the fight.
Giant vulture. With Pack Tactics and Multiattack, the giant vulture is likely the strongest option for non-Circle of the Moon druids, once they get to 8th level and can use Beasts with a flying speed.

Circle of the Moon level 6

Giant constrictor snake. This massive snake is a top-notch grappler, which lets you help with crowd control. Its high damage and hit points are noteworthy, too.
Hunter shark. An attractive option for Circle of the Moon druids when they get access to swimming creatures. The hunter shark's Blood Frenzy ability grants it an advantage on melee attack rolls against any creature that doesn't have all its hit points, making it a relentless predator against injured foes.
Quetzalcoatlus. Once you reach 8th level, this flying pterosaur is death on wings. Despite its low hit points, its Flyby trait, Dive Attack, and ridiculous 80-foot flying speed make this creature deadly and hard to kill.
Saber-toothed tiger. This prehistoric feline possesses passable hit points and AC, but has potent Stealth skills and a nasty Pounce trait. Taken together, the saber-toothed tiger form makes you a wicked ambush predator. </aside>

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**Ssithik** = Lesser shade (What he was called when growing up. It was his name back then.)
Got his name because the last Kobold that died was a terrible rogue.

Old tribe name is **Dirt eaters**.
he lived with the Dirt eaters for **9 years**.

**Kiviss** was his closest friend. He was a hunter and the kobold that backstabbed him in the end.
Kiviss means ash. A reference to his silent and forgetable nature.
"Thric, vor z'ar ssith" (Run, dear shade) is the last thing he told Skirr.

**Vassira** is his second friend and former crush. A feared barbarian kobold.
Vassira means claw. "referring to her mighty rat murdering nature."
Crush because she was the only female kobold that gave him any attention.

His friends called him **Ssith**, which only means shade, not "lesser shade".
A indirect compliment as kobolds hates being in the sun, and loves the shade.

Traumatized by the sentence "sithik ossi mordrear!" and "Darastrixkin mordrear".

Dragonkind name is **Rhazirith** 
The name Skirr was given to him by the dragonkin.
Lived with the dragonkin for 3 years.