Recently, Dungeons & Dragons developer Wizards of the Coast released new playtest content for its upcoming One D&D ruleset, introducing tabletop players to the updated versions of the druid and paladin classes. The new gameplay mechanics and updated abilities for the druid (a shapeshifter, warden of nature, and wielder of elemental magic) and paladin (an oath-sworn champion who smites evil and bolsters allies with protective miracles), coupled with previously revealed rules for the cleric, bard, rogue, and ranger, hint at two major trends of character class design for One D&D – giving each class more versatility, and giving certain class groups a shared signature power.
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Author: Coleman Gailloreto
