What is a Dungeon Master to do when one of their players is unhappy in their campaign? The player in question had a circle of shepherd's druids but was continuously dissatisfied with her character's performance in combat. She primarily relied on spells like Ice Knife and Magic Stones, occasionally healing when necessary, but was upset her wild shapes were weak. Her DM was at a loss of what to do, because they offered her advice on utilizing her summons and other abilities effectively, which didn't help. She was also expressing frustration during gameplay, and even though the DM knew it wasn't their responsibility to keep her happy, they were still concerned. So, the DM posted to r/dnd, asking fellow DnD players for help on how to solve the issue, well aware they might get some answers they didn't like. Scroll down to read the thread, and then check out these Harry Potter memes for potterheads who enjoy the wizarding world.
