Fey Druid

[cupkeyk]

Could someone direct me to which book or a link to the variant druid that uses Charisma as its prime requisite ability instead of wisdom?

[Dr. Weasel]

It's not actually a WoTC variant (and is therefore a bit more iffy as to whether a DM will use it*). It's a feat Rich Burlow threw onto his site over here

*Because Wizards balanced 3.5 core so well...

[Runolfr]

Only one I know if is Rich's own homebrew version.

[Ramza00]

there is also a divine feat called Dynamic Priest in the dragonlance book Legend of the Twins, which allows a divine character to use charisma for neccessary ability mod to cast x level spells, as well as bonus spells based off charisma. Makes the spirit shaman a character who only uses cha for his spellcasting, a druid taking it will still use wis for his dcs.

There is a similar feat in the same book called Academic Priest which makes the bonus spells and necessary ability modifier to cast divine spells based off Int. Works great for an archivist for now he doesn't use wis to determine bonus spells.