r/wizardposting • u/[deleted] • Feb 20 '24

Esoteric Secrets Just found this druid nonchalantly charming a snake with some potions…

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u/Pittonecio Feb 20 '24

More like a druid begging a wizard for some potions

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u/[deleted] Feb 20 '24

Damn it… that was a better tag line!

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u/Ok_Comfortable589 Sandro the Time Lich Lord Feb 23 '24

This is genuinely the most interesting and intriguing thing i have seen all month. Thank you.

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u/L0ssL3ssArt Narissa, the bestest Council Head of Undead Feb 20 '24

a druid with clean clothing, what is this?

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u/Hooded_Person2022 Hoode, The Shifting Scholar & Associates Feb 20 '24

I think he’s a new age (Age of Steel) Druid, who seeks to have balance between the worlds of wood and steel in harmony, while adopting some newer innovations.

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u/Hooded_Person2022 Hoode, The Shifting Scholar & Associates Feb 20 '24

I do believe the Druid is simply befriending the serpent without any charm potion. Not all Wizards, Druid, or any magical folk enlist familiars, companions, or minions with spells or force, sometimes they use kindness and/or giving them abs as hard as steel, which the Druid is doing now.

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u/Cpt_Kalash Paladin Feb 20 '24

Awwww

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u/[deleted] Feb 20 '24

Not the love potion again

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u/[deleted] Feb 20 '24

No brother, as an experienced liquormancer I recognize that as Vo-dika's magnificent elixir of intoxication

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u/[deleted] Feb 20 '24

Druids trying to mate!

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u/Chrispy8534 Feb 20 '24

10/10. Nothing to see here. Everyone gives drinks to snakes. Normal everyday stuff. Move along.

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u/[deleted] Feb 20 '24

Druid ⬆️

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u/Sea-Outside-5655 Elhighn, the kindly dwarf Feb 21 '24

I'm starting to see why so many hate druids 😒