You get to be a level 6 D&D character in the real world

I fully acknowledge I didn’t even check the level when talking about Druid capabilities.

[QUOTE=The MunchKING;4403994]Do Druids not get Wild Shape any more?[/QUOTE]
Yes, they do. But it’s limited by level. And T-Rex is pretty damn high up in terms of CR.

Any non-spell casting class is hurt by not having the higher hp totals they usually get. Out of the spell casters, Lore Bard seems like the best choice to me. Get the healing spells that clerics/druids get to stay healthy, Expertise means you're really good at a couple of things, Jack of All Trades means you're pretty okay at everything else, and Magical Secrets at level 6 means if you really want a spell that the the bard doesn't get, congrats, there you go.

Well it's not like they don't get anything. A Barb could conceivably be as hard to kill as rhino while raging. It's just that, like a rhino, you are still bound by realistic anatomy.

[QUOTE=Shadowedeyes;4404328]Any non-spell casting class is hurt by not having the higher hp totals they usually get. Out of the spell casters, Lore Bard seems like the best choice to me. Get the healing spells that clerics/druids get to stay healthy, Expertise means you're really good at a couple of things, Jack of All Trades means you're pretty okay at everything else, and Magical Secrets at level 6 means if you really want a spell that the the bard doesn't get, congrats, there you go.[/QUOTE]

That's a great call actually. The general competency of the bard would be a huge boon in every day life. And superhuman charisma and performance seems like a nice way to get ahead if you're into that.

[QUOTE=Sharpandpointies;4404000]Thank you, Noldere! Back to Druid, then. ^_^[/QUOTE]

And you get a chance to earn experience points when the company comes to clear-cut your forest. Better keep your scimitar sharp, Sharp....

Also... wicker-men for criminals.

Crap, now I want to be a Druid, too....