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Either of these items start off a minor wondrous items that the character finds out through research and studying can be upgraded through different devotions and quest can be upgraded to the final forms which are minor artifacts.

A ring of agile protector - grants evasion & uncanny dodge. Can be later upgraded up to maximum of +4 dodge ac, improved evasion, improved uncanny dodge, adds combat reflexes feat. It resizes with wearer.

Headband of the balanced mystic - adds plus 2 to wisdom and adds your wisdom to your ac like a monk at -4 character level. Allows you to cast 1 additional spell at your highest spell level with the heal/harm descriptor chooses at the beginning of the day.

Final upgrading allows you to cast 1 additional spell of your spell levels with the heal/harm descriptor, +6 wisdom, plus 2 to cha, add wisdom to your ac like a monk of your character level. Resizes to the size of wearer.

I think wayne asked for a named +2 item, not a listing of items that are grossly overpowered for a druid by giving you several defining features of the monk and rogue and "stacks with everything else" bonuses that you want.

There aren't very many "+2 items" that include minor wondrous items with exotic properties. If we're not playing 3.5 edition, then you can't just pick and choose magic items from that version - particularly when pathfinder removed it for exactly the same reason why you (and really any druid or cleric) want it.

Granted Wayne can change that as DM and you can certainly ask him if it's an item that's available but I'd strongly recommend against allowing it.

On 5/5/2008 we got a ruling from the Sage.

Q: The monk’s belt says it grants the “AC Bonus” of a 5th level monk. What does that mean?

A: When the monk’s belt refers to the “AC Bonus” of a 5th level monk, it is referring to the monk ability called AC Bonus. It grants +1 bonus to AC as well as being able to add your Wisdom modifier to your armor class if you are not wearing armor or encumbered.

Meaning a wildshaped druid who is not counted as wearing armor when wilddhaped or encumbered adds 1ac + wis mod to ac for 13,000 gold (7,500) if you can make it. This is on Paizo's forums.

Then ill just take a four levels of monk, get the monastic training feat and the feat that brings my companion up to my character level and not have to worry about armor.
then I can hit things harder using unarmed strike damage for each natural weapon since I will not be wielding manufactured weapons. Ill have by wis bonus to ac and the abilities of a level 4 martial artist monk.

Then with my full round attacks I get full BAB and then then all natural weapons attacks of beast shape as secondary attacks. So the as a huge sized megaraptor I get my BAB all unarmed as a monk then since I have no manufactured weapons, I still get my bite attack plus two talons. The claws are left out becuase each hand was used the the BAB, most likely flurry of blows. Having multiattack, reduces the penalties of the to a -2 and half the str with each of the other three blows.

Unless they changed natural weapons too.

Feral Combat Training (Combat)

You were taught a style of martial arts that relies on the natural weapons from your racial ability or class feature.

Prerequisite: Improved Unarmed Strike, Weapon Focus with selected natural weapon.

Benefit: Choose one of your natural weapons. While using the selected natural weapon, you can apply the effects of feats that have Improved Unarmed Strike as a prerequisite, as well as effects that augment an unarmed strike.

Special: If you are a monk, you can use the selected natural weapon with your flurry of blows class feature.

Sticking to only natural weapons, the only way to increase your number of attacks in a full attack is to increase the number of natural weapons you've got. There's a few ways to do this, but they're all kind of a case-by-case basis.

However, you can mix manufactured and natural weapons together. Natural weapons never benefit from iterative attacks (the second and third ones that you get from your BAB). If you're mixing manufactured and natural attacks though, you can use the manufactured weapon for your iteratives, and add natural attacks as well, though they will always be treated as secondary, giving you BAB-5 on their hit and 1/2 Strength on damage, as mentioned. You also generally lose the natural attack from the limb using the weapon, if they conflict.

I don't know if that all made sense, so here's examples.

From levels 1-20 you could use 2 claws, and that's all you'd ever get. They would each use your full BAB.

You could instead take a weapon in one hand, like a dagger. This means you could full attack with the dagger and with one of your claws. The dagger would be full BAB, and your claw would be BAB-5.

At level 8, you can full attack with the dagger for two attacks, with +6 and +1, along with the claws of your other hand at +1 (BAB-5).

At level 20, you can use the dagger for +15/+10/+5 when full attacking, and your free hand with the claws for +10.heir are archetypes in monk that allow for different alignments.

Kamas and other manufactured weapons as well as unarmed strike are effected your iteration strikes. This point I really don't need flurry of blows.

As far as feats:

Monastic training gets my unarmed strike up I did not say it improved my druid skills.
boon companion brings my companion up to the normal druid character level of companion level 16 for a 20 druid.