Reading the description, it doesn’t seem at all out of place for a Halfing druid, smoking his pipeweed and enjoying his ale with friends around camp, to find himself choosing the Circle of Dreams. While the other Circles (including the experimental ones below) are so firmly rooted in the earth, and with it a certain realist mindset, Circle of Dreams offers the option of an inextinguishable optimism and aloofness above the darkness of the world. It also gives great roleplaying options for the Druid, one that makes sense for a druidic character that is cheerful and gregarious. Given their affinity with nature, it shouldn’t be surprising to see a druid aligned with the Feyworld, drawing power and having a kinship with good-allied Fey. Here’s a quick breakdown of what they’re offering: Circle of Dreams
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The good folks at D&D have been working on making the class more playable and enjoyable for all by giving more options and with the Druid specifically, releasing some really interesting Circles and an update on the Wild Shape section for playtesting. It’s no secret that the D&D Druid has been arguably one of the most bland classes in the game, alongside the Ranger and Sorcerer, with players clamoring for some more options as announced by D&D in April from their player survey.
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