Johana

The heart of the druid territory, older than most of recorded history. When the Goddess of nature died, so too did the Great Tree Johana for which the forest is named. But today, the tree does not lie in ruin, nor does the forest. Kept alive by Fey powers, the forest hangs suspended in a perpetual autumn, never allowed to cross into winter, never able to see another summer. The 'druids' worship the beings that keep their beloved forest in this state, they fear too greatly the dying of their land and would use any means available to preserve it.