I certainly do! By your logic a djinni would be able to grant wishes left and right at first level.
And if at-will wish-granting could somehow be made balanced at 1st level, I don't see a problem with that. Are you contending that druidic shapechanging is unbalanced? If so, on what basis? It's certainly a strong utility power, but the fact that you can only use it on yourself limits what it can be used for... scouting, mainly.
I don't care for such nonsense. Basically I disagree with you and I'm not afraid to let you know that.
Well, I'm glad you're brave enough to come out and disagree with people. But just because something isn't to your taste doesn't mean it shouldn't be in D&D. Personally, I think elves, dwarves, and halflings are much sillier and more annoying than shapechanging druids; how long is D&D going to remain shackled to J.R.R. Tolkien's rotting corpse? But I know lots of people like them--can't imagine why--so I accept that I'm going to have to ban them when I run a campaign and live with them when I play in someone else's. Such is life.
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