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CMV: d&d druids are fundamentally uninteresting characters

When creating characters for d&d (or any tabletop), I try to make a character that stands out.  Someone memorable and interesting.  But when I try to make a Druid, those efforts fall flat.  I believe this is because the core principles behind being a Druid are boring, from a character perspective.  There’s just nothing to latch onto to put something interesting in someone’s personality or backstory.  The closest I can come is some kind of flower child hippie who’s constantly baked, but that in itself is still pretty boring. I’ve looked online and a lot of other people have similar issues.
gpt
You can have a character who is part of a druid order whose forest(or whatever natural feature) is being destroyed. 

You could be a storm/weather focused druid who is a part of a pirate crew. 

You could be a hermit who has spent their life alone in the wilds. 

You could be the defender of an ancient site. 

You can be the master of an entire pack of wolves. 

You could be the person who has saved a village by providing vegetables in winter. 

There are a lot of possibilities.