In theory I should love Druid — I always enjoy taking polymorph on my casters and I'm pretty into animals generally — but somehow I've never felt enough of an urge to make one when I actually sit down to create a character. I guess I haven't quite conceptualized a Druid character I really like yet. But I do want to play one at some point!
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