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#1 warning_fireball Oct 06, 2008 18:30:46	Hi I've read the barbaian play test for the primal players hand book 2. Anyone know if there is a druid one or where I can find player made rules for druids as I want to remake my 3.5 faerun druid for 4e. As I want to carry the story over from one game to another.
#2 maulorn Oct 06, 2008 18:33:30	I honestly think it would be cool if the designed a druid so you can... Either go weather, go animal, or go plant. No Playtest Druid, just barbarian. As for playermade. Not sure.
#3 Seeker95 Oct 06, 2008 18:44:59	A quick Google search for 4e druid returned 68,000 hits, lots of them here on these Boards. I've seen similar offerings over on ENWorld. I suspect there are LOTS of druid homebrews out there. Me? I'm satisfied with waiting for the official druid. Until then, a druid is a cleric with a pet dog and a tree fetish.
#4 warning_fireball Oct 06, 2008 18:48:09	I agree I love the druid class. It combines my three favored classes cleric sorcer and ranger. they could have three variants like rangers have bow and two wepon. feral druid (animal), elemental druid (weather). or Nature druid (plants). they could modfy some of the baribarn warlock fay pact and cleric powers to be more druidish.
#5 warning_fireball Oct 06, 2008 18:54:31	A quick Google search for 4e druid returned 68,000 hits, lots of them here on these Boards. I've seen similar offerings over on ENWorld. I suspect there are LOTS of druid homebrews out there. Me? I'm satisfied with waiting for the official druid. Until then, a druid is a cleric with a pet dog and a tree fetish. I heard there was some player made druids but I was hopeing for a player made one was good enough to be recomended to use by a novice DM. and true it is a cleric with a dog and a fetish but its my fave class. I will wait for the druid offcial make but my group wont wait till 2009 to continue and Im running out of story.
#6 warning_fireball Oct 06, 2008 19:03:08	thanx I'l have a look over that one.
#7 thecasualoblivion Oct 06, 2008 19:15:29	Expeditious Retreat Press has released a 4E sourcebook under the GSL entitled: Advanced Player's Guide. Its written by Ari Marmell, who has written/writes for WotC with some regularity(He is one of the listed authors for the upcoming Draconomicon I). It includes the classes Martial Artist(Monk), Nature Priest(Druid), Savage Warrior(Barbarian), Troubadour(Bard), and a fifth that stands in for Illusionist(forget the name). I haven't read it yet, but I would guess its a cut above the average homebrew.
#8 sigil_beguiler Oct 06, 2008 20:27:55	The Advanced Players Guide one will also be closer to your concept most likely for the Druid. It is more spell-oriented, while the Wizards one is more likely to be (from what we know) is Wildshape oriented.
#9 GreyMorgan Oct 06, 2008 22:15:11	There are still several months before PHB 2 is out so it is possible that the druid will make an appearance in the dragon.
#10 warning_fireball Oct 07, 2008 6:33:16	The Advanced Players Guide one will also be closer to your concept most likely for the Druid. It is more spell-oriented, while the Wizards one is more likely to be (from what we know) is Wildshape oriented. stupid question but where can I find this advanced player guide
#11 Seeker95 Oct 07, 2008 7:20:26	stupid question but where can I find this advanced player guide A review. And a purchase link.