Druid

General info

Possible races

• Elf
• Gnome
• Half-Elf
• Halfling
• Human

Abilities & Spells

Abilities

Forage

Searches for food, water, or other crafting items on the square. Uses 1 stamina.

Morph

Morphs the Druid into one of the following animals: Wolf, Bear, Panther, Tiger, Cheetah, Lion, Jaguar, Leopard, Lynx, or Puma.

The animal doesn't make a difference except for a cosmetic value. Morph requires 100 MP to cast and lasts five minutes. It gives back a minimum of 100 HP when it is cast; however, spells become unavailable while morphed.

Track

Allows the Druid to follow a party leader as if it was in the actual party. Requires at least 1 stamina to use but doesn't consume any. Can be used while Camouflaged without being seen.

Spells

Heal

The mystics who chose to use their magical energies for the purpose of healing usually learn this spell during their initiation into the magical community. By channeling their energy towards another in a positive way they rejuvenate the injured and weak.

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Cleanse

Among the many rites passed down through the guilds of wise men this spell is learned in effort of purging the body of all toxins by flooding it with positive energies, thus forcing it to create a balance of purity in body and mind.

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Grasping Vines

Having such a deep connection with nature some druids may go as far as to use their powers to manipulate the very plant-life of the forest. Though not incredibly dangerous these vines can prove to be quite a nuisance distracting his foes and allowing time to escape.

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Jolt

A less common spell as it is used chiefly by magic users who dedicate their magical abilities to becoming one with nature. This spell is enacted when the user achieves total concentration, at this point magnetic fields begin to change erratically the disturbance ends in an arc of blue electricity hurling towards a foe.

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Camouflage

So in tune with his environment a druid can effortlessly blend in with his surroundings,whether it be the dense forest of arilin to the grassy plains of nightmist , so well in fact that he cannot be seen by the untrained eye, giving him ample surprise or an easy way to avoid conflict.

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Nourish

For days or even weeks on end, a Druid can find themselves out in the wilderness, combatting the elements for whatever spiritual reason. Because of the obvious dangers, many Druids teach themselves how to pull natural resources (such as water and food) from anywhere they choose. Not only does this help to keep a Druid healthy but it can also be used to keep comrades battle-ready.

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Thornshield

Early on in a Druid's training, they begin to realize that their symbiotic relationship with nature grants them powers otherwise unattainable by others. A perfect example is the Thornshield. After a relatively fair time of study, a Druid can simply beckon the will of nature to create a barrier of rough and fickle thorn-baring vines to raise in front of a Druid to protect him from lesser attacks. This shield follows the Druid around for only a short time, however, so it is usually in the Druid's best interest to study more powerful spells.

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Stoneform

It is often a misconception that Druids can only (if they even possess the ability) morph into animate creatures. However, to Druids, all things have a spirit; the wind, the earth, the sky and everything else that happen to share this world with them. It is because of this misinformation that many find it surprising when a Druid casts a spell upon themselves to harden and gray the skin to the point where it becomes rough and turgid like actual stone. Of course, this is only used by the more adept druids as carelessness may lead to permanent deformaties and possibly death.

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Gaea's Blessing

Gaea is a deity highly respected amongst Druids, but it takes much to please the goddess. More advanced Druids who have already proved their worth can pray to her for a blessing - if she approves, she is known to offer the druid some heavenly protection and heightened senses for a short while.

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Nature's Fury

Should the sky be well out of reach, more experienced Druids can learn to summon the forces of nature beheld in the earth and the nearby air instead. The fury of mother nature is almost never the same twice; it has been known to appear as quakes, volcanic eruptions, tornadoes and even small tsunami when near sources of water.

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Stormwrath

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Guilds

Multi-alt

Level	Location
1-3	Nightmist
4-10	Grassy Meadow
11-20	Large Forest
21-28	Arilin
29	Jahanna Desert
30	Jahanna Desert
31-40	Silversail

For level 31: Requires Ceramic Javelin or Chameleon Horn. Give the required item to the guild master present and use the given key to access the level 31 guild.

For level 35: Requires Grandmaster's Insignia.

1-alt

Level	Location
1-3	Nightmist
4-10	Grassy Meadow
11-15	Resthaven
16-20	Arilin
21-24	Enchanted Forest
25-28	Royal Forest
29-30	Jahanna Desert
31-40	Tirantek

Equipment Guide

Weapons

Level	Weapon
1	Oak Staff
5	Quarterstaff
10	Warhammer
19	Staff of Serenity
20	Staff of Elements
21	Fangs
24	Torashuko
25	Morning Star
27	Hawk Talon
30	Viper Claws
**	Ceramic Javelin
**	Cobalt Staff of the Winds

Armor

Body Armor

Level	Body Armor
1	Leather Vest
5	Studded Leather Doublet
10	Branchwood Tunic
15	Oak Vest
20	Ironweed Doublet
21	Bear Pelt
25	Fireleaf Tunic
30	Robe of Halcyon
30	Sand Wurm Hide
**	Dragon’s Skin

Shields

Level	Shield
1	Wooden Bracers
5	Steel Bracers
10	Wooden Shield
15	Feathered Shield

Helmets

Level	Helmet
1	Pirate Hat
20	Antlers

Gloves

Level	Gloves
10	Tomb Gloves
27	Spider Gauntlets
27	Wizard Cuffs
27	Gauntlets of Malice

Boots

Level	Boots

Jewelry

Amulets

Level	Amulet

Bracelets

Level	Bracelet

Rings

Level	Ring