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

[Sacrosanct]

Like the other polls, if a new player asked you to show them an on screen (no literary or video game reference) version of a character that best represents the Druid class, which TWO options would you choose?

I know I’m missing someone obvious, I’m sure

* I know I’ve used video game in the past, but I don’t really consider that as on screen.

 

[lowkey13]

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[Sacrosanct]

Touche.

 

[Greenstone.Walker]

Possibly obvious... Allanon and/or Dagda Mor from the Shannara Chronicles.

 

[Sacrosanct]

Possibly obvious... Allanon and/or Dagda Mor from the Shannara Chronicles.

Bah! I had allanon and somehow it didn’t save . I blame doing this on my iPad (which was nothing but problems trying to create the poll)

 

[Greenstone.Walker]

And possibly not so obvious:
Poison Ivy from any of various Batman movies and shows
Maui from the movie Moana.

 

[Coroc]

Uh that's a tough one. Cannot decide between Radagast, Merlin, and Bran.

Pocahontas ...... ahm, na i would write something funny now but i better leave it out it would not be .... ok
I think Merlin wins with very little distance to Radagast..

 

[Sacrosanct]

I know he won’t win, but I’d highly recommend Britannia just for McKenzie Crook’s version of Veran. Old school Druid right there. And so weird to see a meek guy like Crook (from the Office, detectorists, and pirates of the Caribbean) play such a scary character.

 

[Tony Vargas]

Merlin was always more Druid than wizard.

I'm delighted to see Secret of Kells and Song of the Sea, which are beautiful and obscure. But, the characters in question are a spirit and a selkie.

Obviously, Varan is a depiction of an historical (as possible, considering) druid, and Anora and Bran both have the right sorts of powers for a legendary Druid - prescience being the big one. But D&D druids go a lot further in the sheer range of spells they possess & the idiosyncrasies of D&D casting - those're really stumbling blocks for almost any D&D caster class relative to genre, though.

Possibly obvious... Allanon and/or Dagda Mor from the Shannara Chronicles.

DINOs. ;P

 

[Lanefan]

I can't think of any. Radagast kinda sorta waves at it from a distance, maybe; as does Bran from a different direction and even further away, but neither are anywhere near close enough to warrant a vote.