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In role-playing games, a druid is a character class that uses nature-based magical abilities (Divine Spellcaster). They generally strive to protect nature from civilized intrusion. Most druids have abilities involving healing, talking to animals, or transforming themselves into animal shapes.

Dungeons and Dragons


Druids in Dungeons & Dragons are spellcasters of neutral alignment, who gain divine magic from being at one with nature. Unlike clerics, druids do not have special powers against undead and cannot use metal armour. Druids have the unique ability to change into various animal forms.

Fire Emblem


In Fire Emblem a druid uses dark, or elder, magic. They are the upgraded form of a shaman class unit. In Fire Emblem a special type of druid called a dark druid appears as the second-to-last boss. He is capable of using light, dark, anima (nature) magic as well as staves.

World of Warcraft


In World of Warcraft, only Night Elves and Tauren can become druids. As they progress in level, they can shape-shift into different animal forms such as a cat or a bear. They are also versatile spellcasters, having some offensive and healing magic. Their three talent trees are Balance, Restoration, and Feral. Balance focuses on offensive spellcasting, Restoration focuses on healing, and Feral focuses on improving animal forms.

Other Games


Other computer games that use druid character classes include:

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