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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Saeviomagy" data-source="post: 1186431" data-attributes="member: 5890">You realise that a druid could potentially take longbow or shortbow already, merely using a feat? Adding bows (ie - a high quality ranged weapon far superior to any others on the druid list) doesn't balance out removing scimitar (a mediocre melee weapon when other melee weapons already on the druid list are almost as good).You realise that a druid can simply take track as a feat (he likely already has a very good survival skill).The whole "humans are animals too" arguement simply does not apply in D&D. In D&D humans are humanoids, animals are animals. Otherwise the druid spell list (for instance) becomes far, far more powerful (human growth anyone?).Sense motive doesn't really apply to animals - animals don't lie, and their emotions are liable to be very very obvious.Druids are at least as powerful as clerics, providing you make full use of their abilities. If you ignore wild shape and animal companions, then you'll end up with a sub-par character.</blockquote>