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Message: <blockquote data-quote="I'm A Banana" data-source="post: 6684464" data-attributes="member: 2067">If your question is about why a character wouldn't do it, there's infinite answers. Starvation in general isn't a major risk in most D&D-lands, generally farmers adequately feed most people (much like in the real world, shortages are more an issue of system failure than of lack of productivity). A good druid has more pressing concerns than mouths to feed. Archfey don't care about the natural balance of things, they just want to eat and drink and be merry so why would a druid want to be sworn and beholden to their agenda? If your question is about why an NPC wouldn't do it (and thus solve hunger problems), well, maybe some did. But also this relies on class levels and such being things NPC's can get, which isn't always going to be the case - a veteran isn't a fighter. If your question is about why a player wouldn't do it, well, players are generally not motivated to play a food distribution minigame. Even if they had the capacity, there's little point to actually doing that in most cases.</blockquote>