Druid / ClericMulticlass Build Guide — D&D 5e

This is the cleanest one-level dip in the game. Both classes prepare spells from Wisdom, so your primary stat drives everything on both sides of the split. One cleric level delivers medium armour (a strict upgrade over the druid’s hide), shields you already have, a full domain with bonus spells and a working feature, and access to the cleric cantrip list — all without spending a single point on a stat you would otherwise dump.

The domain choice matters because it is the only cleric feature you will ever see. Life doubles every Healing Word and Goodberry (Disciple of Life adds 2 + spell level HP to each berry, turning ten 1-HP berries into ten 4-HP berries). Forge gives +1 AC to your armour or shield. Nature gives you a druid cantrip you already have, so skip it. Tempest gives heavy armour and martial weapons, which conflicts with the metal armour taboo — ask your DM.

The cost is one level of druid progression. Your Wild Shape CR tracks druid level, so a Moon Druid pays more than a Land Druid. Archdruid at 20 and Beast Spells at 18 both shift back by one level. For a non-Moon druid focused on spellcasting, the trade is overwhelmingly positive.

Ability priority: WIS → CON → DEX — Wisdom drives both classes with zero waste. Constitution for concentration. Dexterity for AC in medium armour. No multiclass tax — both require Wisdom 13, which you already exceed.