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Originally Posted by enjchanter
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Maybe in just a huge nerd but I have certain feels that come attached to each class so I use that to determine classes that I play partially.
I will say that there is something awesome about playing as this powerful master of the force of life and death, who could kill you and laugh as you got from the inside out and send undead servants to dismiss your adversaries.
So If I felt like the druid was a class I would feel attached to in that kind of way I might prefer it.
However in a more realistic sense, druids being able to port is a pretty cool ability I imagine, you can be anywhere with the flick of your wrist. You can command powerful animals in plane of growth and turn the war dogs of Kael on their oppressive masters. You have the ability to hunt down worthy targets out in the forest, following their wretched stench only to come upon them and bind their feet to the ground by the force of karana and command the entire bee movie script to play directly in front of them at max volume and slowly kill them with attrition. You can break into the plane of mischief and cause .... mischief ...
Druids are a really cool class that is super versatile and can do cool things. I don't personally play one but it sounds like you would really like to play one over a necromancer and that's the only reasoning that matters.
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If you're not terribly interested in raiding and are OK with occasionally feeling helpless/pointless in a group, Druids have such breadth of utility and can do so much on their own it's genuinely hard to give up playing them.
Having easy access to SoW, ports, track, and soloing, while being absolutely dope in small groups, it's pretty great.
I'm having a lot of trouble sticking with / getting into my necromancer. I tried to stay away from druids on blue because I played one for so long on red, but I'd say of the classes, Druid and Warrior have been my favorites by far.