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I would LOVE to play a druid at some point because it's my favorite fantasy class but after seeing the amount of spells the druid in our party has, I decided to hold off for another campaign.
I decided to go with bionicjoey's suggestion of a Psychic. I was wavering on all the other options but this one instantly clicked with me when I looked it up so I'm running with it!
Not a bad choice at all, I play a modified Wine (Weed) Oracle in a different campaign - that dude is super fun to play!
I like the druid because it gets me into the collaborative story telling aspect of RPGs. I have to think about what the situation, terrain, mission, etc are to decide on what spells for the day.
Edit: I am wrong on the spell choices 90% of the time. But that one time I lily padded the entire party out of a swamp...
They're so versatile. That's what I love about them but also makes me want to hold off until the next campaign