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The reason Druids can only go up to 14th level is because of the 2nd Edition AD&D rules, at that point they are considered a Grand Druid (Hence the grove) the next level is Hierophant, which is the strongest Druid in the world, if they took it there they would add WAY to many politics to the game, hence why I have never really heard of very many pnp groups that have high level druids (unless they actually have people who are rabid pitbulls). Someone mentioned this earlier but no character is useless as long as you use them right, don't put mages on the front line, ever. Valygar kicks ass (rearrange some proficiencies with Shadow Keeper and make him truly insane). Anomen's wis sucks at first, but you can get it to improve to a decent level if you play his story long enough ( and make the right decisions). Keldorn killing his wife is something the player causes, you can talk him out of it. I have played a few games with Nalia and have not regretted it, she takes the place as a back up mage and replaces Imoen as my archer (thieves suck at fighting). And even though I never keep Cern when I have used him he seemed to be decent, just used Ironskin for his AC give him an ioun stone and transform him and you have a rockin NPC.
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"Life is like shoving a grenade up a chickens ass and seeing how far it can run before it explodes"
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