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| Burger12-19-05, 06:55 AM | I remember that in ADD we had the hierophant title to a druid that reaches certain power. And, correct me if im wrong, there was titles for higher level druids. My question is: is there a set of titles anywere in wizards site, or another cool source that anyone can point me? k, thats all... Burger |
| Morka12-19-05, 11:31 AM | I don't think there is "titles" in third edition. You might want to check an old fan site for AD&D like this one (http://www.planetadnd.com/interactive_books/mm00000.php), many good things on it. |
| SimianShaw12-21-05, 12:40 PM | I usually carry around a couple of my 2nd Edition books (good while I'm planning campaigns) but I don't have my 2nd Ed. PHB today. If you can get your hands on one, I believe you are correct about druid titles. If I can remember to check when I get home, I will post it. If you still need them and I forget, PM me and I will do it. |
| Pandaemoni12-21-05, 01:17 PM | There used to be a singular "Grand Druid", blocking the level advancemebt for everyone else...that much I recall definitely. I believe the rest were: Aspirant (1); Ovate (2); Initiate of the 1st Circle (3); Initiate of the 2nd Circle (4); Initiate of the 3rd Circle (5); Initiate of the 4th Circle (6); Initiate of the 5th Circle (7); Initiate of the 6th Circle (8); Initiate of the 7th Circle (9); Initiate of the 8th Circle (10); Initiate of the 9th Circle (11); Druid (12); Archdruid (13); Great Druid (14) Grand Druid (15) Every title above 11th level had some numerical limitation on how many characters (PCs and NPCs could hold it). I thought Heirophant levels (and titles) were for retired Grand Druids. |