The Old Faith

Adherents of the Old Faith hold trees, particularly oak and ash, and the sun and the moons as sacred.

Druids of the Old Faith believe they must protect trees, plants, and crops from destruction; to a lesser extent, they protect their human followers and animals as well. They recognize that humans, humanoids, and animals need food and shelter, and don't begrudge them the right to hunt or practice agriculture if they do so responsibly.

Druids of the Old Faith may not destroy woodlands or crops, though they may work to change the nature of these things if they feel it is worth the effort to do so. For example, an Old Faith druid could cleanse a corrupted wood of its evil taint, but the Old Faith is strongly neutral in alignment, believing that Good, Evil, Law, and Chaos should exist in balance.

The Old Faith holds itself aloof from worldly affairs, being primarily concerned with the cycles of nature: life, death, and rebirth. They view all things as part of a great cycle, with Good and Evil only temporary phases. Only when the cycle itself is threatened do they feel called to action.

The Old Faith Pantheon

Deity	Alignment	Domains	Symbol
Beory, goddess of nature	N	Nature	Green disk
Obad-Hai, god of nature	N	Nature	Oak leaf and acorn
Sotillion, goddess of summer	CG	Nature, Peace	Orange winged tiger
Wenta, goddess of autumn	CG	Nature, Twilight	Large mug of beer
Telchur, god of winter	CN	Tempest, War	Leafless tree in field of snow
Atroa, goddess of spring	NG	Nature, Light, Life	Heart with a air glyph within