I would advise just to keep going. Don't stress yourself out if you can't pass the platbabies right now, just keep going. I would recomend staying on Lir.. When you reach higher levels you realize that you are incredibly bored, have 1mil+ gold just sitting in your inven, and have the same gear and levels as the platbuyers. The only difference is that they paid to get bored faster! For $100 you could buy another device!First of all: Good God, Ghost you reply fast XD (I literally just posted my reply).
Thanks for the tip Ghost! I think I'm gonna try my best and try to catch up with those level 100 dudes.
If it seems effortless though, I will move to a new server.
However, I'm not giving up without a fight
While leveling a druid is awful, my biggest words of advice are Don't Give Up. Having closely mentored 13 apprentices, I can say that the most likely time for a Druid main to give up on CH is up to level 110. Of the 13 I've mentored, only 4 have gotten past that level, and all four that have succeeded and I always dread the day where I see a series of letters from one explaining to me how it was just too hard for them to keep leveling, and that they are sorry but they will be giving up on Druids (one of my biggest teachings is that if you want to be a true Druid, you need to dedicate all of your gold and time to it. No serious alts unless you can duo-device. If your Druid is going to become your alt, because you like the kill-speed of rogues more, then I'm sorry but you can't be my apprentice anymore). It's incredibly sad to see someone leave.
If you can get to 120 without giving up, then congratulations: you have made it to the top 30%. Be proud of that!!!
If you can get to 180, then you are successfully in the top 10% of druids.
But if you can get to 190.. then you can proudly say that you are the 1% of Druids with the dedication to keep going throughout all the hardships of our kind
I wish you the best.