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<blockquote data-quote="Herzog" data-source="post: 4810684" data-attributes="member: 25696">We're playing a, for lack of a better description, 'low fantasy' campaign.This means no magic items, or maybe one or two for the entire party.This means staying away from high profile spells like fireball.This means no races other than human, no dragons, no aborrations, or any other creature not native to earth, with the possible exception of creatures of legend and myth, like vampires, a minotaur, etc. , but only one or two in the entire campaign.Problem: while most of the characters have chosen a career as figher or barbarian, with one or at most two levels in a spellcasting class, and then taking care to select spells that can be explained in a low fantasy way, two of the characters chose Druid.Problem:most of the powers and spells of the druid are relatively low fantasy, while the lack of magical item hurts them the least.My question to this forum: Can you help the poor DM to find some way to challenge the (now 11th level) Druids without killing the rest of the party in a 'low fantasy' way?Any ideas appreciated.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Herzog, post: 4810684, member: 25696"] We're playing a, for lack of a better description, 'low fantasy' campaign. This means no magic items, or maybe one or two for the entire party. This means staying away from high profile spells like fireball. This means no races other than human, no dragons, no aborrations, or any other creature not native to earth, with the possible exception of creatures of legend and myth, like vampires, a minotaur, etc. , but only one or two in the entire campaign. Problem: while most of the characters have chosen a career as figher or barbarian, with one or at most two levels in a spellcasting class, and then taking care to select spells that can be explained in a low fantasy way, two of the characters chose Druid. Problem:most of the powers and spells of the druid are relatively low fantasy, while the lack of magical item hurts them the least. My question to this forum: Can you help the poor DM to find some way to challenge the (now 11th level) Druids without killing the rest of the party in a 'low fantasy' way? Any ideas appreciated. [/QUOTE]

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