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Default Wild Feats [Pathfinder]

What do people think of the balance/power of the wild feats?

We're trying to come up with an alternative to wild shape for Pathfinder druids, and I was thinking of possibly using Wild feats (gain one each time your wild shape would be improving?). Not that the wild shape is horribly broken in Pathfinder, but some might not want to be actually changing shhape, but rather harnessing he power of nature to boost their abilities (pick up flight, blindsense, bursts of speed, etc.)

Anyone else do any work on Pathfinder druid variants?
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