Hi all, wondering if people have suggestions for a druid build. The fextra life guide seems like more of a “what to expect” than a suggested build guide.
The great thing about BG3 is because the game hews so close to the 5e rules, a lot of build guides for tabletop are perfectly valid:
https://rpgbot.net/dnd5/characters/classes/#druid
Do note that the way Wild Shape works is one of the biggest differences in BG3 from 5e (can’t use abilities from multiclassing like Rage or Flurry of Blows in wild shape, auto-scaling animal forms, etc.), so take it with a grain of salt.
Hey I found this site to break down the subclasses better for druid, clerics, everything. Click the subclass at the top and it shows class specific abilities to let you see what you’re getting into. https://bg3.wiki/wiki/Druid
Thanks, I’m looking for more of a “go druid for 5 lvls, get these abilities, then multiclass into x for these abilities” sort of thing rather than just “what does druid do”
These are two builds I tried briefly just to use a follower as Druid to try it out. I can’t attest to their quality as I’m not familiar with the class or D&D extensively.
The best I’ve tried so far:
Moon Druid 10/Monk 2 - Frontline Wildshape Tank, higher AC
Moon Druid 10/Fighter 2 - Frontline Wildshape Tank, better first round via control spells
Land Druid 10/Tempest Cleric 2 - Thunder & Lightning Caster slightly weaker than Sorc/Tempest Cleric but only just
Spores Druid 6/Open Hand Monk 6 - Melee Unarmed Striker
Spores Druid 6/Necromancer Wizard 6 - Undead Summoner that still gets 6th lvl Wizard spells via scrolls.
Thanks! These seem fun. Do you have thoughts on when to break for each multiclass? My characters just hit lvl 8.
Going in order for the lvl breaks:
Druid 2/Monk 1/Druid 10/Monk 2
Druid 2/Fighter 2/Druid 10
Druid 6/Cleric 2/Druid 10
Druid 2/Monk 6/Druid 6
Druid 2/Wizard 6/Druid 6
