Druid Guidelines

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[li]Timber's Blessing: The wood of a club or quarterstaff you are holding is imbued with nature's power. It becomes magical, making it as strong as steel and unable to be burned away. This spell allows other spells druids can perform to be used without command words through the conduit of the wood. The spell wears off in 15 minutes, or when you drop the weapon.[/li]
[li]Nature's Bounty: Wild berries grow from the ground close to you. The plant will not yield more than 3 berries at one time. These berries are magically infused and when consumed, they will stabilize a victim regardless how close they are to death. This does not heal the wounds, merely keeps them from dying. They also have the daily required nutrients, making them a quick pick if someone is low on energy or tired. This berry will also chemically balance the person while the berry is in their system if they are unbalanced.[/li]
[li]Bee Swarm: Can turn small object no bigger than one cubic foot into a swarm of angry bees.[/li]
[li]Aconite: This spell creates a ring of aconite, also known as wolfsbane, around the spellcaster. The plant lasts for 30 minutes before it dies of natural causes, though it can be destroyed by fire or physical means before the it would have naturally died. This plant can be used as a poison and deterrent against a werewolf.[/li]
[li]Fog Cloud: You create a 20-foot-radius sphere of fog centered on the caster. The sphere spreads around corners, and its area is heavily obscured. It lasts for the duration or until a wind of moderate or greater speed (at least 10 miles per hour) disperses it.[/li]
[li]Commune with Nature: Druids are capable of feeling the life that surrounds them in nature. When surrounded in areas with a lot of natural vegetation and wildlife, they can use their surroundings to assist them and call for aid.[/li]

• Roots/vines and other vegetation may be used to wrap around those engaging in combat with a druid, or simply assist them outside combat.
• Local wildlife will naturally be drawn to druids and will instantly see them as an ally. They will seek to defend a druid who is being attacked should they be asked to do so. Note: Does not apply to mythical creatures.
• This bond with nature is at its strongest in dense forests during spring and summer, and at its weakest in cities or buildings as well as during the winter.

[li]Beast Bond: You establish a telepathic link with one beast you touch. Through the link, the beast can understand your telepathic messages to it, and it can telepathically communicate simple emotions and concepts back to you. This spell lasts until the druid or animal dies. It does not make the animal automatically befriend the druid. That bond must still be earned as one would with another person.[/li]
[li]Animal Aspect: Druids are capable of taking certain aspects of animals outside their wild shape form. They may only take two aspects from animals at a time (Ex: The head of a lion,  and the right arm of an octopus). The animal aspects they take grow or shrink to match the rest of their body physiology. They cannot utilize any toxins, poisons, or venom from these aspects.[/li]
[li]Wild Shape: Arguably the most essential spell in the Druid’s kit. When cast, the druid can turn into three animals of their choice, and gains all features of said animal while retaining their human mind. Once the three animals are chosen, that is all the druid will be able to turn into until they become a master druid. They must fully transform into the chosen animal, and cannot combine two animal transformations. The maximum time a druid can stay in their wild shape is 1 hour. If they stay for longer than this duration, they begin to lose their human mind and instead start to adopt the mind of the animal they are currently wild shaped as. [/li][/ul][/li][/ul][/quote][/li]
[li]Elemental Immunity: Choose yourself or a single other target to get an enchantment which will temporarily protect them from all elemental damage for 15 minutes. This includes things like fire, lightning, ice, etc.[/li]
[li]Timber's Blessing: The wood of a club or quarterstaff you are holding is imbued with nature's power. It becomes magical, making it as strong as steel and unable to be burned away. This spell allows other spells druids can perform to be used without command words through the conduit of the wood. The spell wears off in 15 minutes, or when you drop the weapon.[/li]
[li]Nature's Bounty: Wild berries grow from the ground close to you. The plant will not yield more than 3 berries at one time. These berries are magically infused and when consumed, they will stabilize a victim regardless how close they are to death. This does not heal the wounds, merely keeps them from dying. They also have the daily required nutrients, making them a quick pick if someone is low on energy or tired. This berry will also chemically balance the person while the berry is in their system if they are unbalanced.[/li]
[li]Bee Swarm: Can turn small object no bigger than one cubic foot into a swarm of angry bees.[/li]
[li]Aconite: This spell creates a ring of aconite, also known as wolfsbane, around the spellcaster. The plant lasts for 30 minutes before it dies of natural causes, though it can be destroyed by fire or physical means before the it would have naturally died. This plant can be used as a poison and deterrent against a werewolf.[/li]
[li]Fog Cloud: You create a 20-foot-radius sphere of fog centered on the caster. The sphere spreads around corners, and its area is heavily obscured. It lasts for the duration or until a wind of moderate or greater speed (at least 10 miles per hour) disperses it.[/li]
[li]Commune with Nature: Druids are capable of feeling the life that surrounds them in nature. When surrounded in areas with a lot of natural vegetation and wildlife, they can use their surroundings to assist them and call for aid.[/li]

• Roots/vines and other vegetation may be used to wrap around those engaging in combat with a druid, or simply assist them outside combat.
• Local wildlife will naturally be drawn to druids and will instantly see them as an ally. They will seek to defend a druid who is being attacked should they be asked to do so. Note: Does not apply to mythical creatures.
• This bond with nature is at its strongest in dense forests during spring and summer, and at its weakest in cities or buildings as well as during the winter.

[li]Beast Bond: You establish a telepathic link with one beast you touch. Through the link, the beast can understand your telepathic messages to it, and it can telepathically communicate simple emotions and concepts back to you. This spell lasts until druid ends it, or until the druid or animal dies. It does not make the animal automatically befriend the druid. That bond must still be earned as one would with another person.[/li]
[li]Animal Aspect: Druids are capable of taking certain aspects of animals outside their wild shape form. They may only take three aspects from animals at a time (Ex: The head of a lion, the right arm of an octopus, and the left arm of a bear). The animal aspects they take grow or shrink to match the rest of their body physiology. They cannot utilize any toxins, poisons, or venom from these aspects.[/li]
[li]Wild Shape: Arguably the most essential spell in the Druid’s kit. When cast, the druid can turn into any non-extinct animal, and gains all features of said animal while retaining their human mind. They must fully transform into the chosen animal, and cannot combine two animal transformations. The maximum time a druid can stay in their wild shape is 1 hour. If they stay for longer than this duration, they begin to lose their human mind and instead start to adopt the mind of the animal they are currently wild shaped as. [/li][/ul][/li][/ul][/quote]