3 Quests for a Druid [Archive] - Wizards Community

3 Quests for a Druid [Archive] - Wizards Community

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artman
09-11-03, 12:21 PM I have designed a PRC for a druid. It is the High Druid. THink the Archmage or Heirophant for the tree huggin, sandal wearing, granola types in the D&D world.

One of the prereqs for it is that the character must compete with another high level druid at completing quests. Three of them.

I have no idea what a proper quest would be for a druid. What would be a good set of nature based quests?
Silvertongue
09-11-03, 12:37 PM I dont know much about 3rd or 3.5 Ed druids but I did play one in 2nd Ed and the 2nd Ed Druid Handbook had details of challenges which must be made between druids to allow for ascention through their ranks, at least I think that's where I read it. I lent the book to someone :(
As far as I can remember the challenges could be as simple as challenging a higher level druid to a duel. Also, I think I remember reading about some bizzare druid custom where they all go out in the middle of the night and hunt each other down, you know, survival of the fittest! Druids dont have to be nice
:smirk:
Erus
09-11-03, 12:41 PM Hippie Quests:

1) Reroute a good-sized river further away from civilization without killing a single living creature.

2) Convince a tribe of [insert abusive race] to relocate their settlement by making them decide they don't like the area. Do this without being seen nor heard. Simply letting nature :) take its course.

3)Each druid will take on a pet village. The druids will compete in making each village the most efficient in utilizing the land as possible. Harvests, deaths, wastes will be measured after a year and a day of this trial's onset.

4)Wildshape into a Dire bear and fall on someone :devil: (Couldn't resist)

Erus
Silvertongue
09-11-03, 01:19 PM Dump the character in a real nasty place, evil forest or such like, and have them compete against another druid to see who escapes first (or survives the longest). Have the Deity deny the characters any magical aid so that they have to survive on their wits and knowledge alone. The size of the forest or the point that you dump them at can make for a long or short challenge.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
artman 09-11-03, 12:21 PM	I have designed a PRC for a druid. It is the High Druid. THink the Archmage or Heirophant for the tree huggin, sandal wearing, granola types in the D&D world. One of the prereqs for it is that the character must compete with another high level druid at completing quests. Three of them. I have no idea what a proper quest would be for a druid. What would be a good set of nature based quests?
Silvertongue 09-11-03, 12:37 PM	I dont know much about 3rd or 3.5 Ed druids but I did play one in 2nd Ed and the 2nd Ed Druid Handbook had details of challenges which must be made between druids to allow for ascention through their ranks, at least I think that's where I read it. I lent the book to someone :( As far as I can remember the challenges could be as simple as challenging a higher level druid to a duel. Also, I think I remember reading about some bizzare druid custom where they all go out in the middle of the night and hunt each other down, you know, survival of the fittest! Druids dont have to be nice :smirk:
Erus 09-11-03, 12:41 PM	Hippie Quests: 1) Reroute a good-sized river further away from civilization without killing a single living creature. 2) Convince a tribe of [insert abusive race] to relocate their settlement by making them decide they don't like the area. Do this without being seen nor heard. Simply letting nature :) take its course. 3)Each druid will take on a pet village. The druids will compete in making each village the most efficient in utilizing the land as possible. Harvests, deaths, wastes will be measured after a year and a day of this trial's onset. 4)Wildshape into a Dire bear and fall on someone :devil: (Couldn't resist) Erus
Silvertongue 09-11-03, 01:19 PM	Dump the character in a real nasty place, evil forest or such like, and have them compete against another druid to see who escapes first (or survives the longest). Have the Deity deny the characters any magical aid so that they have to survive on their wits and knowledge alone. The size of the forest or the point that you dump them at can make for a long or short challenge.