What I really love about The Garradrugh is that it's one class but offers a choice of many distinct play styles. I could easily see an entire campaign built around a party comprised solely of different flavors of this class!

I'm quite impressed with how unique AND versatile this class is, definitely recommended for anyone playing a nature themed game. I can see how some DMs may have difficulty balancing this class as there are some rather powerful abilities in here, but I really don't see that as a drawback, if anything it gives a great opportunity to confront your players with bigger groups and stronger enemies that you may not otherwise be able to play with.

The Garradrugh is a behemoth of a supplement. Beautifully put together, wonderfully structured and ass-kicking at its finest, this class is perfect to build an adventure around, one for druid lovers and Celtic aficionados.

Worth noting that a lot of its features could be unbalanced and overpowered in certain circumstances, but a lot of classes are indeed circumstantial, so the Garradrugh is not incredibly out of place. My suggestion for running an adventure around this class is mainly due to its features--if they are indeed unbalanced or overpowered for certain people's tastes, running sessions that are meant to make adventurers feel like they are indeed forces of nature, this would be a perfect fit.

Its subclasses are distinguished and flavourful and a succinct experience. I highly recommend a thorough read and having fun with its lore and mechanics!

This is a wonderful addition to anyones collection. Inspired by actual Celtic myths and legends, this class brings such versatility to the game. I was excited to read it and I'm even more excited to play it. You can build anything: from a shield using fighter, to a summoner. This class is unique and special. My only complaint is the lay out of the class table, but that is no big deal to me. I'm never one to dock points for layout, unless something is just physically unreadable, this is no where close to that. All in all, this is a wonderful addition to the game and would make a great resource for every DnD table.

The Garradrugh is a great class for nature-enthusiast DMs and players of the druidic persuasion! The core feature of this class is a symbiotic creature, the beocryd, which fills a garradrugh with pure, natural magic. The primary features appear well-balanced, and I particularly like the 2nd level Planting Strike feature -- dealing an extra 1d4 force damage and attempting to bind the target in roots and vines! At level 3, a garradrugh's beocryd specializes, allowing the player to choose one of SIX unique subclasses (certainly more than what is usually provided by 3rd-party classes). The subclasses also come with the optional lore of only six garradrugh existing on one plane at a time, inspiring a campaign ideas of the other garradrughs, or even their sacred grove, coming under threat of destruction!

The formatting of the class table and some images could be improved, several cover art characters' body-types are oversexualized compared to most 5e art, and the quick-build recommends making Strength and Wisdom your primary ability scores while Strength and Charisma are the basis of the garradrugh's features. Some of these critiques are easier to resolve than others, so I hope the creators will consider these points in future releases.

For any 5e setting where the nature world (or its absence) plays an important role, I recommend the garradrugh!

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