But as you level up, you gain Hit Points equivalent to the sum of your Constitution modifier and 1d8 or 5. At the 1 st level, your Hit Points equal your Constitution modifier added to 8. Druid Hit Dice 5E:-В Druids get fantastic Hit Points of 1d8 per level.You are missing Wind Caller which also increases focus points, along with a range of of multiclass options. Maybe this could be errated as you say but it seems deliberate. Order Explorer and Order Magic do not give a focus point ever.

Leaf => Impaling Briars is 3 Focus points Wild => Impaling Briars is only a total of 2 Focus points I have to assume it was a deliberate design choice to make it harder to get multiple focus points for Wild and Animal Druids. Leaf and Storm Druid start with a focus pool of 2, Wild and Animal start with 1. Seems to depend on how stong they think the spell is. Most spells give an extra focus point, but some do not. Because at the point that they take Order Magic they do already have a focus pool of 2 points because of the focus point increase from Impaling Briars. That build is still going to be a focus point short than taking Leaf order initially and Order Explorer into Wild order. So, a Druid that takes Wild order initially, Order Explorer (Leaf) at level 2, picks up Impaling Briars at level 16, and Order Magic at level 18 or 20 to finally get goodberry.

However, there is still Impaling Briars that does give the spell and increase the focus pool. But then Druid's get Primal Summons which grants the spell, but does not mention the focus pool. I thought it was universal that gaining another focus spell would increase your focus point pool by 1. There is definitely something strange about the Druid's focus point pool. I don't think that would completely fix things. Thes33 wrote: Suggestion: For the next errata, include the following line to the Order Magic feat: 'If you currently have a focus point pool of 1, increase the number of Focus Points in your focus pool by 1 (to a total of 2).' I know there is some disagreement on that, but that's how I read it and how I run it. I think the way focus points work, you automatically get another focus point whenever you get another focus spell already. If the player rebuilt their character, swapping their initial order for Leaf or Storm, they'd have nearly the same build (difference in starting skill training), but they'd have 2 focus points. It seems silly that the initial order should effect the number of focus points at Level 4 after taking two feats to become part of another order. Reasoning: This ensures that it doesn't matter as much which order the druid character started out, they end up with the same number of focus points at level 4 and beyond. Suggestion: For the next errata, include the following line to the Order Magic feat: 'If you currently have a focus point pool of 1, increase the number of Focus Points in your focus pool by 1 (to a total of 2).' I've noticed that for druid's that choose the Wild or Animal orders as their initial paths, it can be hard for them to become a 'dual-order' druid concerning the number of focus points they receive.

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