D&D 5e Best Druid Subclass: Circle Ratings & Ranks
Reviews, ratings, and rankings of each D&D 5e Druid subclass.
Druid
The Druid Class – Articles highlighting and analyzing the Druid class for player characters in D&D 5e. Feats, multiclassing, subclass advice, and more.
Fixing Class Capstone Features: D&D 5e Level-20 Revisions
Class capstones should be special and desirable. They’re the level-twenty culmination of many adventures and challenges. Capstones should feel legendary, but many don’t. I’ve reviewed each one to offer alternatives to meet expectations!
Haunted! Playing a Ghost-Riddled Adventurer in D&D 5e
This article will provide several playable rules-as-written class options that may allow a character to be burdened by ghosts, for better or for worse.
Playing a Celtic-Inspired Druid in Dungeons and Dragons 5e
In this article, I hope to provide inspiration and actionable advice for playing a Druid while leveraging lore and tradition from Celtic Druidism.
Tal’Dorei Reborn Subclasses Reviewed & Analyzed: D&D 5e
Tal’Dorei Reborn is a Critical Role book that includes unofficial subclasses for D&D 5e. Let’s analyze the new subclasses to see if they’re fun!
Druid Multiclassing Guide: D&D 5e Natural Concepts
Your guide to Druid multiclassing for unique character builds in Dungeons and Dragons Fifth Edition (D&D 5e). Multiclassing is daunting for new players to learn, but rewarding for experienced players. Aside from optimization, multiclassing allows you to bring unique characters to life with outside-the-box specialties. Multiclassing can be useful for roleplaying as well, so it’s not merely for min-max-style players. Review my recommendations to discover inspiration for your next character.
Moonbeam D&D 5e Second-Level Spell: Rant and Guide
Moonbeam has become a D&D 5e pet peeve of mine. I’ll describe why and help readers to use Moonbeam in effective ways.
Why Druids Don’t Wear Metal Armor: D&D 5e Lore
Iron, a vital component in both life-giving blood and life-ending swords, has played an intriguing role in folklore, which has carried over to tabletop roleplaying games. From ferrous daggers to monsters like the Iron Golem, this material has at least one fascinating mechanic in Dungeons and Dragons.
