ItРІР‚в„ўs mostly useful as a method of not needing to Wild Shape anymore, but replaces the massive temporary HP shield with some extra Wisdom-based utility. This star map can do basically everything offense, defense, buffs, turn you into a luminous star, use Divination effectsРІР‚В¦ The list goes on. The Circle of Stars relies on a star map to function. The Circle of Spores was added in an earlier book, and simply reprinted to avoid being missed out on by people who donРІР‚в„ўt buy area guides. New SubclassesР”Вruids gain two new options when they reach level 3 and join a circle Stars or Wildfire. Hopefully, your DM will allow this at least. ThatРІР‚в„ўs honestly just a nice feature to hold on to. This lets you swap cantrips around as you wish. ThatРІР‚в„ўs nice, since you might outgrow some cantrips or find that a cantrip you learned early on isnРІР‚в„ўt too useful. Cantrip VersatilityР”Р„t level 4, every time you get an ability score improvement, you can trade a cantrip that you know for another.

Use this ability wisely, and youРІР‚в„ўll have the numbers advantage in every room you wander into. Still, some familiars can be absolutely brutal in fights.

You might find Wild Shape more useful in most situations, just to act as a health buffer to keep you from getting downed. Not bad! Familiars are good scouts, but not great tanks. The animal is a Fey spirit, and disappears after half your druid level in hours. The Druid spell list was already fantastic, and now itРІР‚в„ўs even better! With a ton more elemental spells, some offensive effects, and even Revivify coming to the list, now itРІР‚в„ўs a fantastic list that bridges Wizards and Clerics!Р”Р„t level 2, you can burn a Wild Shape to instead Find Familiar, as the spell. Your DM can let you take any of them that they allow, and that you ask for. If that wasnРІР‚в„ўt good enough, the Druid now has two more circles to follow, which further the DruidРІР‚в„ўs goal to fill in any role in a party! Optional Druid Class FeaturesР”Р„s a reminder, these class features are in addition to all other class features you get. In addition, druids can finally have a consistent animal friend with them. The DruidРІР‚в„ўs additional options increase the number of spells that a Druid can theoretically study in a day. TashaРІР‚в„ўs Cauldron of Everything Druid Guide

Wrapping Up Our TashaРІР‚в„ўs Cauldron of Everything Druid Guide.

TashaРІР‚в„ўs Cauldron of Everything Druid Guide.

I'll be bringing you the latest and greatest new on Wildstar, definitely hoping to hear about those races nobody seems to want to talk about as well. Not to mention my love of expansionist human empires, seeing as I'm a Warhammer 40k fan. I've always liked the fancy 'better than you because richer than you' types of bad guys. But the Dominion have me interested as well.

On the one hand, the Exiles seem really cool, feeding into my dreams of exploring the galaxy, fighting monsters, and filling me with that sense of wonder again. And very much like the Exiles, there's a 4th race that's glossed over. The third race, called the Mechari, are a race of intelligent, autonomous robots made by the Elden (that 'precursor' race I mentioned earlier) known for being talented, quick, and not being able to take a joke.

They seem to be the ones doing the Dominion's dirty work. Then there is the Draken, a reptilian race, long and limber, with twisted horns and long scaly tails. Humans, known as the Cassians (supposedly granted the right to Dominion by the precursor races) are big on iron-fisted military rule, 'might makes right' ideals, and have no tolerance for uprisings. The Dominion appears to made up of 4 races, like the Exiles. Now, we have Malvolio Portius, a gentleman and scholar to introduce us to the real story behind the Dominion. These guys were painted as the big bads in the previous video, by that sweet southern sounding girl Kit Brinny.

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