Rillifane Rallathil

The Leaflord, The Wild One, The Great Oak, The Many-Branched, The Many-Limbed, Old Man of the Yuirwood

The roots of the Leaflord touch every part of the elven world. The calm endurance of Rillifane Rallathil teaches his followers to stand strong like the mighty oak, enduring whatever trials the changing of seasons may bring, with the knowledge that the hope of spring will always return to them.
The clergy of the Church of the Leaflord is configured into regional branches, an organizational choice that is bound to surprise absolutely no one. Druids of the church tend to keep to themselves, busying themselves with the care of forests and the flora and fauna that dwell within them. Clerics, meanwhile, tend to venture out of the forests to spread the teachings of The Leaflord, and to discourage careless hunting and logging practices. All of the Rallathian clergy are enemies of sentient plants that have been twisted by magic.
Twice yearly on the equinoxes, the faithful of Rillifane Rallathil gather in groves of ancient oaks to celebrate their god with song and dance. In the days leading up to the equinox, Rallathians fast for up to a week. Thus, the most important event of the equinox celebration is the ceremonial hunting of an ancient and noble buck. The venison is then served to break the fast.

Divine Classification

Nature domain

Alignment

Chaotic Good