In D&D 5e, I have played as a druid and had a player be a druid, and although there were elements of fun with them, they aren't my favorite. Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!): uppbeat.io/t/a... License code: BICBVQXVWUPMY1SR
Thanks for your insight! I’m preparing to DM and one of my players will be a druid. I have 0 experience with druids from my time as a player; I never touched them and no fellow players in my campaigns did either. What I’m gathering from your insight is; Druids have the ability to shine and be fun, as long as the DM is providing opportunities for them? Like creating more opportunities for their abilities to be useful outside of combat, presenting small openings for them to wildshape into tiny animals to sneak into, making more animals present for them to talk to and get info from, including more nature into the setting, maybe setting up opportunities for them to make nature checks to identify poison and ingredients, etc?
