Disclaimer:
Harry Potter belongs to Rowling, and the Moon Circle belongs to Wizards of the Coast.
OOC belongs to me.
"An unusual aura: wilderness, moon, fur, and claws. A scholar in pursuit of knowledge, with an insatiable curiosity. Very brave, but contemptuous of life, almost reckless. Gryffindor, Ravenclaw..." the battered hat muttered. "But without a doubt, you belong there. All right..."
In Hogwarts' brightly lit Great Hall, the Sorting Hat on Sylvina Odell's head shouted:
"...The Forbidden Forest!"
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Professor McGonagall's expression froze. Before her, a giant python raised its body. Its tail gradually shortened, its body and features slowly took shape, and it transformed into a girl. She was wearing Ravenclaw robes.
"You're an Animagus?" Her voice trembled despite her efforts to control it. "You aren't registered! This is ridiculous. You're only fourteen."
"Oh, no." The girl's amber eyes sparkled. "Professor McGonagall, I'm a Moon Circle druid."
PS:
A list of wilderness forms Syl has mastered (and that appear in the story):
- Syl Spider (her usual form for exploring dungeons: stealth bonus, darkvision, and walking on ceilings. Everyone who uses it loves it.)
- Syl Shark (actually a reef shark. I got the CR for the hunting shark wrong :P)
- Syl Eagle (still learning. You can consider her Moon Druid level not yet high enough to give her a flying speed.)
- Syl Wolf (her usual form for exploring the Forbidden Forest. What? Why doesn't she turn into a horse if the centaurs adopted her? Would you really want to see a real horse among a bunch of people with human heads and horse bodies?)
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There are some crossover elements from 5e just for the sake of the setting, but rules lawyers, please go easy on me. This is mainly a great adventure in a magical world for someone who loves fur, scales, and shells!
Theme: Friendship and courage
If they are all big successes, then there is no big success (no
Declared war on nature, so handsome Hill
On the diversity of species under different world viewswwwwwwwwww
Got exactly the right answer using a not quite right process!
There are indeed phylacteries, but there are more than one.
Druid General! Who wouldn't want to fight with a red squirrel!
So handsome! Druid representing nature
After all, there are so many ways to achieve immortality or even eternal life in DND! Moreover, in terms of spell effects, it is indeed much more brilliant than children's books.
Big success! Give me great success!
Why can a druid transform into a silicon-based one?