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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Mercule" data-source="post: 445439" data-attributes="member: 5100">Well, I've played a multiclass druid (mage) once.  There's also a priest of Wee Jas in my current game.  That sums up the entirety of the divine casters I've seen, in 20 years of gaming.  That means Clerics, Druids, Paladins, and Rangers.  I did have a ranger played in my game in 1E, but I don't think he ever cast any Druid spells, just Magic-User spells (I still tend to associate Rangers with arcane magic).  Although I've seen a couple of abortive attempts at Ranger since 2E, they never made it high enough level to get spells.  I'm definitely chomping at the bit to play a Druid, though -- right after I finish up with my Thief-Acrobat.Currently, the group I play in has is themed for stealth.  We're trying something new.  BTW, sneaking through the RtToEE is... interesting.  Our group consists of:-Fighter/Rog - going for Duelist-Bard-Monk-Barbarian-Ranger/Wiz-Rog4/Wiz1/Acr2 -me.  The wizard level is just a toy, I'm really just an acrobat.We used to have a pure rogue, but the player decided he liked smashing things and changed to the Barbarian.The game I run is made up as follows:-Half-Dragon/Dwarf Sorcerer/Paladin of Bahamut (wierd, cool)-Fighter-Illusionist-Necromancer/Cleric of Wee Jas (fun conversations w/ Paladin)-Psychic WarriorAgain, we used to have a pure rogue, but he got infected by a wererat.  After he embraced his new form, the Paladin killed him.  Thus enters the Illusionist.</blockquote>

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