1st Edition vs 5th Edition Druids in Dungeons and Dragons

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OneShotQuesters

I didn't remember Druid even being an option in 1st edition until you mentioned you can't level up past level 10 if there are too many pre-existing Druids above that level. You might think all you need to do is hunt down higher level Druids and oh no no no no. You can only challenge for the right to level up once a year at a Druid Moot.

Axetwin

Druid is my favorite class by a longshot compared to any other and seeing first edition druid makes me wanna question why it was made like that

kyriosxx

My first character I ever played was a druid. The first encounter, I cast ice knife - my first spell. I crit failed and damaged my entire party. 10/10 would druid again.

kaitlynmale

What's Barbarian going to be like?
1st edition:
5th edition:

ForemostCrab

Fun Druid story time: I have a Druid in 5th edition and this one time her and the rest of the team (a Goblin Rogue and Dragonborn Paladin) are in a tavern trying to get info about the town. The Paladin is dancing while me and the Rogue are chatting with an NPC at a bar table. The NPC tells us the town's guardian and protector disappeared and now thier town is in danger so my Druid (being a bit eccentric as usual) slams her hands on the table and says "I shall commune with this bar table to find out info on the missing person!" And the rogue (who's the logic of the group) says "It's a bar table, it's dead" and I respond "All wood is alive!" So my DM says to roll for it and I get a 19. My DM just put their head in their hands and sighed. So then my character, the rogue and the NPC all get a vision of the missing person from a bar table using my Druid powers.

amirhaayers

What isn't noted here though. Druids gained levels faster than clerics, and in exchange for not turning undead they had access to spells that, in first edition, no one else had. They also gained access to spells faster than clerics or wizards, getting third level spells at third level.

So... yeah. They got a LOT for the armor they didn't need to wear because barkskin.

DracoSuave

That wasn’t a battle
It was an interrogation
A sad one 🥺

cryptidwithhat

Particularly after watching Erika Ishii play Danielle Barkstock, I have been in awe of druids. I’m glad to see you capture the unhinged energy of the modern day 5E Druid in this one.

johnnyshortfor

My very first dnd character was a Druid, so I was hoping you'd make a 1st vs 5th one for them!

blackforestwaltz

At least Moon Druids can turn into beasts so scary they can beat the everliving crap out of clerics

anthonyatanasoff

Shepard Druids after casting conjure animals and getting 140 dpr:
**Bow down mere mortals!**

nonenone-hviq

Uh-oh. Barbarian is learning Sleight of Hand. Soon, we'll have a barbarirogue sneak attacking people.

parttimesaint

1st level in first edition was basically what you were years or even decades before 1st level in fifth edition. The entire concept was that you weren’t even a hero yet, you were on the path of becoming a hero and a large part of leveling up was becoming someone who was worth a damn.
That being said, having to become a cleric first to become a Druid made absolutely no sense…

MissFinefeather