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| #1alternityMay 04, 2008 17:37:52 | My group is switching games to 3.5, core only. I've never played the system. I'm also in the middle of a house move, the father of two toddlers, and just seriously lacking free time. I've read a lot of posts, and the consensus seems to be Druid or Cleric. I lean towards Druid just because I like the concept. Can you guys jump-start me (feats, etc) so I can do the minimum reading possible for an optimized Druid? TIA |
| #2runedkMay 04, 2008 17:50:59 | Just pick one from Shapeshift Druid Optimization Handbook, Druid Handbook revived or mabye get some inspiration from the CO Project: The Quickstart Druid (if it catches on). //Rune |
| #3loganic1May 04, 2008 18:17:43 | There's no consensus as to what character to play. There's just a consensus that druid/cleric are mechanically stronger than the other classes. Does not in the least mean that the other classes are any less playable. Why choose to switch to 3.5 now that we're about to get 4.0? Either way. Tell us more about your game. Point buy system? What level are you starting at? What level builds do you want us to help you make. A God character is also highly recommended. (The very underestimated and very highly versatile wizard) |
| #4alternityMay 04, 2008 18:54:55 | I'll let you guys know more as the GM decides what he wants to do. We're going with 3.5 since 5 of the 7 players are familiar with it, and like it. I really appreciate the links, ya'll have definitely optimized my research & decision time ;) Thanks!!! |
| #5tsuyoshikentsuMay 05, 2008 0:12:39 | Go Gnome druid, get a riding dog. What level are you starting at? |