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For questions about Wild Shape, the ability of D&D and Pathfinder Druids to turn themselves into a variety of animals. It is a shapeshifting effect that allows Druids to become more in tune with nature, allowing them to do things they normally could not or to become more fearsome in battle.
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Can a Druid/Monk make unarmed strikes while Wild Shaped?
I would say yes in most cases. It might depend on the creature you wild shaped into (an ape or bear, for sure; a snake, probably not). The beast's natural weapons would not count as unarmed, nor as …
