Druid Stories

[Shadowlords]

Are there any Pathfinder books or D&D books that focus on a druid as the main character or as a primary suplement character?

[Dave Gross]

There are a couple of druid supporting characters in Queen of Thorns. Robin D. Laws' Blood of the City features an urban druid. Gary Kloster's new Firesoul features a druid protagonist.

There are probably others, but those are what I have off the top of my head.

[Daralis Yeseni]

There are some druids in Howard Andrew Jones' Stalking the Beast, but they are far from the spotlight. Of the tales I've read so far, I'd say Robin D. Laws' Blood of the City, as Dave mentioned, offers the best perspective, even though it's an unorthodox druid.

By the way, hey Dave! Keep up the good work!

[Thanael]

I'm very much looking forward to Firesoul, and i liked the urban druid in Blood of the City.

So... what about D&D books?

The Moonshae Trilogy from Forgotten Realms features a druid sidekick iirc and is set on a very druidy island. The sequel trilogy is aptly called the Druidhome trilogy.

Mel Odom's The Jewel of Turmish has a druid protagonist.

In Eberron Don Bassingwaite's "Dragon Below" trilogy deals heavily with the lore of Ebberron's Gatekeeper druid sect (anti aberration) and their enemies.

[Dave Gross]

I suppose I should also mention that there's a druid supporting cast member in Lord of Runes, one of my few supporting characters who could go toe-to-toe with the more powerful druid in Queen of Thorns.

Now I wish I could see them fight.

[Ross Byers]

The Pathfinder Journal Dark Tapestry is narrated by a Druid.