Flower Pact (3.5e Alternate Class Feature)
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Flower Pact
A flower pact druid is a strange relatively new kind of druid who eschews many of the ancient druidic traditions. They accept civilization as part of nature and their view of nature is somewhat rose-tinted. They refuse to kill animals, or wear animal-based armor and clothes. They sometimes oppose traditional druids, who see them as self-righteous youngsters at best and enablers of civilization’s conquest of nature at worst.
Class: Druid or other classes with the Druid's code of conduct
Level: 1st
Replaces: A flower pact druid cannot wear or wield material made from dead animals, such as bone, leather, hide, etc. If she does so she suffers the penalties a normal druid would if they were wearing metal armor. She must abstain from meat when possible, avoid harming or killing animals unless to protect herself and others and must avoid destroying nature. If she does any of those things willingly she loses a random single spell of every spell level she can cast. A flower pact druid does not learn druidic.
Benefit: A flower pact druid can be of any alignment and may wear metal armor. Additionally she cannot become an ex-druid.
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| Author | Leziad + |
| Class | Druid or other classes with the Druid's code of conduct + |
| Identifier | 3.5e Alternate Class Feature + |
| Rating | Undiscussed + |
| Summary | A flower pact druid is a strange relativel … A flower pact druid is a strange relatively new kind of druid who eschews many of the ancient druidic traditions. They accept civilization as part of nature and their view of nature is somewhat rose-tinted. They refuse to kill animals, or wear animal-based armor and clothes. They sometimes oppose traditional druids, who see them as self-righteous youngsters at best and enablers of civilization’s conquest of nature at worst. ivilization’s conquest of nature at worst. + |
| Title | Flower Pact + |
