Druids of Fin-Allan

The druids of Fin-Allan represent the spiritual life of the Khelish population of Fin-Allan. The humans pray to each of the five Khelish gods at these traditionally open-air shrines dotting the cityscape. Funded by tithes and grants by the guilds, nobility, and the common folk, the druids are traditionally apolitical but also serve as a symbol of the traditional Khelish way of life. The five Khelish gods are. Cainneach, The High God:, god of kings, skies, and glory Senn, The Reaper: God of time, endings and death. Aine, The Wayfarer: Goddess of the sea, travelers, and hospitality Tailte, The Lifegiver: Goddess of life, harvest, and nature Dagd, The Bastard: God of scoundrels and the dispossessed.
Most of the shrines in Fin-Allan are dedicated to either Cainneach or Tailte. A key belief of the Khelish that the gods walk among the always, and each of the 5 gods has a mortal avatar of some kind, and whenever one dies, a new one is born. While many powerful people in the past have claimed to be a godly avatar, the druids across Khely have had a policy of not naming any mortal avatars until the avatar’s death. In Cymbar, the last free king of Cymbar is held to have been an avatar of Cainneach.

Type

Religious, Druidic Circle

Location

Fin-Allan

Controlled Territories

• Garden of the Gods
• King's School