Druidry

Druids are worshippers of nature, usually personified by Gaia, the mother-goddess inhabiting all of nature. While some Druids believe that the entirety of the civilized world should be torn down and replaced with a simpler one, the majority simply believes that issues such as pollution and excessive consumption of natural resources to be reduced. Druidry architects have even managed to create living houses and ships, using enchanted, growing wood. Called Living Groves, these places are some of the most important bases of worship for Druidry. An alternative path for druids lies in the worship of Luna the Hunter, the personification of the Moon. Lunar druids are often interested in the changing cycles of the world and can in turn make changes themselves. They also regularly sees themselves as hunters, stalking the woods by night and chasing down prey. Luna often blesses her followers with the ability to change skins - Or curses her enemies with an inability to control their own shape, turning them into werewolves. In some parts of the world, Druidry is illegal, equated with eco-terrorists. While the majority of Druids are peaceful, the reputation is not entirely unfounded. Several groups of Druids have taken up arms. Famous groups include the Blightstormers, The White Wolves, Nature First and Gaia’s Wrath.