D&D 5E Best on screen adaptations of D&D druids

[Jacob Lewis]

High Aldwin from Willow. Magic acorns anybody?

 

[houser2112]

Wasn't the fire seeds spell lifted pretty much verbatim from Gandalf in The Hobbit?

 

[Paul Farquhar]

Getafix (Asterix) is clearly the best druid, check out the beard. NB there have been a number of movie and TV adaptations of Asterix, so it does count.

NB Panoramix in French.

Merlin (The Sword in the Stone 1963) is a good example of a wildshape druid. And also has an epic beard.

It's quite common for Merlin to be identified as a druid rather than a wizard.

 

[Tonguez]

Tula from the Pirates of Dark Water

or maybe Perfuma from She-Ra

oh and Captain Planet

 

[Horwath]

Do not forget Chuck Norris in Forrest Warrior

 

[Tonguez]

Do not forget Chuck Norris in Forrest Warrior

That would be a Ranger - at least in Texas

 

[Horwath]

That would be a Ranger - at least in Texas

he can shapeshift...

 

[The Mirrorball Man]

Nigel Tufnel, "Spinal Tap"

 

[Undrave]

Getafix (Asterix) is clearly the best druid, check out the beard. NB there have been a number of movie and TV adaptations of Asterix, so it does count.

NB Panoramix in French.

Merlin (The Sword in the Stone 1963) is a good example of a wildshape druid. And also has an epic beard.

It's quite common for Merlin to be identified as a druid rather than a wizard.

Merlin in Kaamelott is also a Druid, as he often bring up himself

 

[Sacrosanct]

I agree Merlin is more often a Druid than wizard, at least in how D&D describes them. So I picked the version that seemed most D&D Druidic. And that was from the 2004 King Arthur movie, IMO.