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7/18/2025, 10:32:11 AM
>>96107645
>Despite being either top-tier or literally SSD-tier mega broken in every single edition of D&D they appear in, they have an aesthetic reputation as "tree huggers" or "hippies" and are historically unpopular as a result compared to "cool" classes like rogue/paladin/wizard/fighter.
Personally, I don't care how overpowered druids are. I am NOT roleplaying the garbage mindset required of it.
>Uh, guys, stop making HOUSES and FARMING
>Uh, guys, animals are better than people
>EEEE STOP IGNORING ME EEEE
>METAL BAD STOP IT STOP IT STOP IT
>EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
>STOP BEING PRODUCTIVE CIVILIZATION IS LE EVIL
>THAT'S IT. I'M TELLING ON YOU TO MY CIRCLE OF FURRY LAPERS- I MEAN OTHER DRUIDS
So I'm exaggerating, but there's a reason druid types end up cast as the villain in stories more often than not. The requirements of the archetype are not friendly to making a player character. Suited more to being NPCs or outright villains.
>Despite being either top-tier or literally SSD-tier mega broken in every single edition of D&D they appear in, they have an aesthetic reputation as "tree huggers" or "hippies" and are historically unpopular as a result compared to "cool" classes like rogue/paladin/wizard/fighter.
Personally, I don't care how overpowered druids are. I am NOT roleplaying the garbage mindset required of it.
>Uh, guys, stop making HOUSES and FARMING
>Uh, guys, animals are better than people
>EEEE STOP IGNORING ME EEEE
>METAL BAD STOP IT STOP IT STOP IT
>EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
>STOP BEING PRODUCTIVE CIVILIZATION IS LE EVIL
>THAT'S IT. I'M TELLING ON YOU TO MY CIRCLE OF FURRY LAPERS- I MEAN OTHER DRUIDS
So I'm exaggerating, but there's a reason druid types end up cast as the villain in stories more often than not. The requirements of the archetype are not friendly to making a player character. Suited more to being NPCs or outright villains.
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