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<blockquote data-quote="Imre" data-source="post: 3487533" data-attributes="member: 36183">I feel like druids have so much versatility as to be self-defeating.&nbsp; Once you've taken all those standard actions to Wildshape, summon, cast buff spells on yourself and your companion, Call Lightening, etc, you're dead.They have all these options, but unless your DM is a putz, you will rarely have the time to bring them all to bare.I also think that the Summon spells are incredibly underpowered unless you're focusing on that as your character build.&nbsp; The ability to summon something with a CR of about half your level just isn't that good.I can say with a good bit of certainty that the Druid is dead last in the core classes my friends would use, and tied for last place with Dragon Shaman in WoTC classes.&nbsp; In terms of overall play, we all basically agree that Cleric is the most powerful.&nbsp; At high levels (we're playing an epic campaign), wizards close the gap considerably.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Imre, post: 3487533, member: 36183"] I feel like druids have so much versatility as to be self-defeating. Once you've taken all those standard actions to Wildshape, summon, cast buff spells on yourself and your companion, Call Lightening, etc, you're dead. They have all these options, but unless your DM is a putz, you will rarely have the time to bring them all to bare. I also think that the Summon spells are incredibly underpowered unless you're focusing on that as your character build. The ability to summon something with a CR of about half your level just isn't that good. I can say with a good bit of certainty that the Druid is dead last in the core classes my friends would use, and tied for last place with Dragon Shaman in WoTC classes. In terms of overall play, we all basically agree that Cleric is the most powerful. At high levels (we're playing an epic campaign), wizards close the gap considerably. [/QUOTE]

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