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<blockquote data-quote="The Great Bear King" data-source="post: 1671646" data-attributes="member: 21850">True DruidsTell me what you think about this class.True Druids&nbsp; &nbsp; Druids or the oak wise were the priests of the ancient Celts and acted as spiritual counsel and performed sacrifices. They were considered to be seers and prophets, as well as philosophers, scientists, and wizards. They worshiped a god they called either Dagda or Be’al whom they believed to be the chief of all gods.&nbsp; &nbsp; Hit Dice d6&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Base Attack Bonus: PoorWeapons:&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Sickle, Dagger, Club, Net,&nbsp; &nbsp; Blow Gun, Hand Axe, and Scimitar&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Armor:&nbsp; &nbsp; Must be natural (wood, rock, leather, or hide)&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Divine Spells:&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; as druidArcane Spells:&nbsp; &nbsp; as wizardOne Domain: any but law or evil&nbsp; &nbsp; Nature Sense, Resist Nature's LureVenom Immunity, Timeless BodyDivine Grace, Lay on Hands, andRemove Disease, FamilarAlignment: must be goodClass skills: as wizard Skill Points: (4+Int)x4 at first level, 4+Int every level afterwards.Other classes: They get along well enough with barbarians, rangers, wizards and magi. They have little or no patience for clerics (whom they consider to be priests of lesser gods) and often times call rouges thieves instead. They respect paladins for their honor, decency and piety (though they are a little worried about the lawful ones). They dislike sorcerers and think of witches and warlocks as both heretics and asylum escapees. Shamans are considered equals. Black guards, Death Knights, paladins of tyranny and slaughter as well as other evil classes are thought of as abominations and blasphemies. All other classes are viewed with a neutral attitude.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="The Great Bear King, post: 1671646, member: 21850"] [b]True Druids[/b] Tell me what you think about this class. True Druids Druids or the oak wise were the priests of the ancient Celts and acted as spiritual counsel and performed sacrifices. They were considered to be seers and prophets, as well as philosophers, scientists, and wizards. They worshiped a god they called either Dagda or Be’al whom they believed to be the chief of all gods. Hit Dice d6 Base Attack Bonus: Poor Weapons: Sickle, Dagger, Club, Net, Blow Gun, Hand Axe, and Scimitar Armor: Must be natural (wood, rock, leather, or hide) Divine Spells: as druid Arcane Spells: as wizard One Domain: any but law or evil Nature Sense, Resist Nature's Lure Venom Immunity, Timeless Body Divine Grace, Lay on Hands, and Remove Disease, Familar Alignment: must be good Class skills: as wizard Skill Points: (4+Int)x4 at first level, 4+Int every level afterwards. Other classes: They get along well enough with barbarians, rangers, wizards and magi. They have little or no patience for clerics (whom they consider to be priests of lesser gods) and often times call rouges thieves instead. They respect paladins for their honor, decency and piety (though they are a little worried about the lawful ones). They dislike sorcerers and think of witches and warlocks as both heretics and asylum escapees. Shamans are considered equals. Black guards, Death Knights, paladins of tyranny and slaughter as well as other evil classes are thought of as abominations and blasphemies. All other classes are viewed with a neutral attitude. [/QUOTE]

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