Having spent years studying the plants of the world, you are well-versed in all matters botanical. You are able to identify the species and characteristics of plants, determining which are edible or have medicinal properties, which are poisonous, potential magical properties, etc. (Note that this is only true for plant species that you could reasonably have know of. For undocumented, secret, or exceptionally rare plants, you may be able to deduce some properties based on similarities with other plants, but specific identification will elude you.)
+2 to Intelligence rolls relating to plants.
Spells that involve/are directly related to plants (entangle, briar web, tree slide, etc.) may use Intelligence score instead of Wisdom; the +2 INT modifier will still apply in these cases.
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Posted Aug 28, 2024My first home-brew thing!
I'm gonna be honest, I don't know nearly enough about DND for this. But, I'm planning out a character for my first campaign, and had the idea of a botanist plant druid. Making a low-wisdom, high-intelligence, plant druid botanist, with the original plan of making them a plant-possessed lich thing might not be a great idea — probably will simplify a lot. But the idea of a botanist druid remains with me: I thought it would make sense, then, for the character to rely more on their Intelligence than Wisdom.
So... here we are! This is my attempt to do so!