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	An order of [[druid]]s once existed in the wilds of [[Tepest]], but they were undone by [[the Three Hags]]. The Hags transformed the druids into warped trees that corrupted the very land they once loved. The great [[oak]] they had venerated was transformed into [[Blackroot]]<ref>[[Ravenloft Monstrous Compendium Appendix I & II]]</ref>.		An order of [[druid]]s once existed in the wilds of [[Tepest]], but they were undone by [[the Three Hags]]. The Hags transformed the druids into warped trees that corrupted the very land they once loved. The great [[oak]] they had venerated was transformed into [[Blackroot]]<ref>[[Ravenloft Monstrous Compendium Appendix I & II]]</ref>.

	Druidism appears to have once been more active in [[Barovia]] than it is currently, judging by the formerly that are currently in use by dark forces. At least two such sites exist. The [[~~Tempurich~~ Forest]] holds a [[defiled]] circle currently utilized by [[Lyssa von Zarovich]] for various pretend "blood rituals"<ref>[[Ravenloft Gazetteer I]] p. 34</ref>, whereas the [[Dark Grove]] is a [[desecrated]] grove now used by the [[Order of the Ebon Gargoyle]] as a training ground for its various dark priests <ref>[[Champions of Darkness]] p. 65</ref>.		Druidism appears to have once been more active in [[Barovia]] than it is currently, judging by the formerly that are currently in use by dark forces. At least two such sites exist. The [[Tepurich Forest]] holds a [[defiled]] circle currently utilized by [[Lyssa von Zarovich]] for various pretend "blood rituals"<ref>[[Ravenloft Gazetteer I]] p. 34</ref>, whereas the [[Dark Grove]] is a [[desecrated]] grove now used by the [[Order of the Ebon Gargoyle]] as a training ground for its various dark priests. The Dark Grove is located near to the border junction with [[Hazlan]] and [[Nova Vaasa]].<ref>[[Champions of Darkness]] p. 65</ref>.

	==Noteworthy and Impactful Druids of Ravenloft==		==Noteworthy and Impactful Druids of Ravenloft==

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	Druid are [[guardian of nature]]s, indeed, [[divine spellcaster]]s whom draw their very power from their connections to [[nature]] or [[deity\|deities]] associated with nature. In the [[Demiplane of Dread]], the path of the druid is a dangerous, for the intolerance and xenophobia common in the Dread Realms often makes the uninformed laypeople of even so-called civilized lands afraid of them. [[:category:Druidic\|Druidic]] magic is often confused with another little understood but greatly feared form of magic- [[witchcraft]], which is associated with the dark crafts of the [[hag]]s. Because of said suspicion or outright hostility, druids often disguise the specific nature of their priestly traditions, sometimes passing it off as the spellcasting of the [[cleric]]<ref>[[Ravenloft Third Edition]] p. 38-39</ref>.		Druid are [[guardian of nature]]s, indeed, [[divine spellcaster]]s whom draw their very power from their connections to [[nature]] or [[deity\|deities]] associated with nature. In the [[Demiplane of Dread]], the path of the druid is a dangerous, for the intolerance and xenophobia common in the Dread Realms often makes the uninformed laypeople of even so-called civilized lands afraid of them. [[:category:Druidic\|Druidic]] magic is often confused with another little understood but greatly feared form of magic- [[witchcraft]], which is associated with the dark crafts of the [[hag]]s. Because of said suspicion or outright hostility, druids often disguise the specific nature of their priestly traditions, sometimes passing it off as the spellcasting of the [[cleric]]<ref>[[Ravenloft Third Edition]] p. 38-39</ref>.

	Beyond the suspicions of other mortals, druids must also deal with the corruption and evil that often corrupts the lands of Ravenloft. [[Sinkholes of evil]] are a frequent target for eradication- yet the Realms of Dread throw in many obstacles in the druids' ways. Druids face the same [[spell]] alterations as all spellcasters do. None of their special abilities allow them to escape the effects of closed [[domain]] borders<ref name="Ravenloft Third Edition p. 39">Ravenloft Third Edition p. 39</ref>. Moreover, the evil seeped into the soil corrupts many of what would be their normal [[plant]] allies, making [[treant]]s into [[dread treant\|twisted mockeries of their goody equivalents]]. Moreover, any plant brought to sentience via the [[Awaken]] spell may eventually succumb to evil from the corrupted soil of the land<ref>Ravenloft Third Edition p. 95</ref>. And a druid's [[animal]] companions will obey the orders of a [[darklord]] with the power to control them before the druid- though the companions will never attack their master<ref name="Ravenloft Third Edition p. 39">Ravenloft Third Edition p. 39</ref>.		Beyond the suspicions of other mortals, druids must also deal with the corruption and evil that often corrupts the lands of Ravenloft. [[Sinkholes of evil]] are a frequent target for eradication- yet the Realms of Dread throw in many obstacles in the druids' ways. Druids face the same [[spell]] alterations as all spellcasters do. None of their special abilities allow them to escape the effects of closed [[domain]] borders<ref name="Ravenloft Third Edition p. 39">Ravenloft Third Edition p. 39</ref>. Moreover, the evil seeped into the soil corrupts many of what would be their normal [[plant]] allies, making [[treant]]s into [[dread treant\|twisted mockeries of their goody equivalents]]. Moreover, any plant brought to sentience via the [[Awaken]] spell may eventually succumb to evil from the corrupted soil of the land<ref>Ravenloft Third Edition p. 95</ref>. And a druid's [[animal]] companions will obey the orders of a [[darklord]] with the power to control them before the druid- though the companions will never attack their master<ref name="Ravenloft Third Edition p. 39">Ravenloft Third Edition p. 39</ref>. Fortunately, a druid's animal companions are not normally considered [[dread companion]]s.

	==Druids within the Dread Realms==		==Druids within the Dread Realms==
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	An order of [[druid]]s once existed in the wilds of [[Tepest]], but they were undone by [[the Three Hags]]. The Hags transformed the druids into warped trees that corrupted the very land they once loved. The great [[oak]] they had venerated was transformed into [[Blackroot]]<ref>[[Ravenloft Monstrous Compendium Appendix I & II]]</ref>.		An order of [[druid]]s once existed in the wilds of [[Tepest]], but they were undone by [[the Three Hags]]. The Hags transformed the druids into warped trees that corrupted the very land they once loved. The great [[oak]] they had venerated was transformed into [[Blackroot]]<ref>[[Ravenloft Monstrous Compendium Appendix I & II]]</ref>.

			Druidism appears to have once been more active in [[Barovia]] than it is currently, judging by the formerly that are currently in use by dark forces. At least two such sites exist. The [[Tempurich Forest]] holds a [[defiled]] circle currently utilized by [[Lyssa von Zarovich]] for various pretend "blood rituals"<ref>[[Ravenloft Gazetteer I]] p. 34</ref>, whereas the [[Dark Grove]] is a [[desecrated]] grove now used by the [[Order of the Ebon Gargoyle]] as a training ground for its various dark priests <ref>[[Champions of Darkness]] p. 65</ref>.

	==Noteworthy and Impactful Druids of Ravenloft==		==Noteworthy and Impactful Druids of Ravenloft==

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	Druid are [[guardian of nature]]s, indeed, [[divine spellcaster]]s whom draw their very power from their connections to [[nature]] or [[deity\|deities]] associated with nature. In the [[Demiplane of Dread]], the path of the druid is a dangerous, for the intolerance and xenophobia common in the Dread Realms often makes the uninformed laypeople of even so-called civilized lands afraid of them. [[:category:Druidic]] magic is often confused with another little understood but greatly feared form of magic- [[witchcraft]], which is associated with the dark crafts of the [[hag]]s. Because of said suspicion or outright hostility, druids often disguise the specific nature of their priestly traditions, sometimes passing it off as the spellcasting of the [[cleric]]<ref>[[Ravenloft Third Edition]] p. 38-39</ref>.		Druid are [[guardian of nature]]s, indeed, [[divine spellcaster]]s whom draw their very power from their connections to [[nature]] or [[deity\|deities]] associated with nature. In the [[Demiplane of Dread]], the path of the druid is a dangerous, for the intolerance and xenophobia common in the Dread Realms often makes the uninformed laypeople of even so-called civilized lands afraid of them. [[:category:Druidic\|Druidic]] magic is often confused with another little understood but greatly feared form of magic- [[witchcraft]], which is associated with the dark crafts of the [[hag]]s. Because of said suspicion or outright hostility, druids often disguise the specific nature of their priestly traditions, sometimes passing it off as the spellcasting of the [[cleric]]<ref>[[Ravenloft Third Edition]] p. 38-39</ref>.

	Beyond the suspicions of other mortals, druids must also deal with the corruption and evil that often corrupts the lands of Ravenloft. [[Sinkholes of evil]] are a frequent target for eradication- yet the Realms of Dread throw in many obstacles in the druids' ways. Druids face the same [[spell]] alterations as all spellcasters do. None of their special abilities allow them to escape the effects of closed [[domain]] borders<ref name="Ravenloft Third Edition p. 39">Ravenloft Third Edition p. 39</ref>. Moreover, the evil seeped into the soil corrupts many of what would be their normal [[plant]] allies, making [[treant]]s into [[dread treant\|twisted mockeries of their goody equivalents]]. Moreover, any plant brought to sentience via the [[Awaken]] spell may eventually succumb to evil from the corrupted soil of the land<ref>Ravenloft Third Edition p. 95</ref>. And a druid's [[animal]] companions will obey the orders of a [[darklord]] with the power to control them before the druid- though the companions will never attack their master<ref name="Ravenloft Third Edition p. 39">Ravenloft Third Edition p. 39</ref>.		Beyond the suspicions of other mortals, druids must also deal with the corruption and evil that often corrupts the lands of Ravenloft. [[Sinkholes of evil]] are a frequent target for eradication- yet the Realms of Dread throw in many obstacles in the druids' ways. Druids face the same [[spell]] alterations as all spellcasters do. None of their special abilities allow them to escape the effects of closed [[domain]] borders<ref name="Ravenloft Third Edition p. 39">Ravenloft Third Edition p. 39</ref>. Moreover, the evil seeped into the soil corrupts many of what would be their normal [[plant]] allies, making [[treant]]s into [[dread treant\|twisted mockeries of their goody equivalents]]. Moreover, any plant brought to sentience via the [[Awaken]] spell may eventually succumb to evil from the corrupted soil of the land<ref>Ravenloft Third Edition p. 95</ref>. And a druid's [[animal]] companions will obey the orders of a [[darklord]] with the power to control them before the druid- though the companions will never attack their master<ref name="Ravenloft Third Edition p. 39">Ravenloft Third Edition p. 39</ref>.

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	Druid are [[guardian of nature]]s, indeed, [[divine spellcaster]]s whom draw their very power from their connections to [[nature]] or [[deity\|deities]] associated with nature. In the [[Demiplane Dread]], the path of the druid is a dangerous, for the intolerance and xenophobia common in the Dread Realms often makes the uninformed laypeople of even so-called civilized lands afraid of them. [[:category:Druidic]] magic is often confused with another little understood but greatly feared form of magic- [[witchcraft]], which is associated with the dark crafts of the [[hag]]s. Because of said suspicion or outright hostility, druids often disguise the specific nature of their priestly traditions, sometimes passing it off as the spellcasting of the [[cleric]]<ref>[[Ravenloft Third Edition]] p. 38-39</ref>.		Druid are [[guardian of nature]]s, indeed, [[divine spellcaster]]s whom draw their very power from their connections to [[nature]] or [[deity\|deities]] associated with nature. In the [[Demiplane of Dread]], the path of the druid is a dangerous, for the intolerance and xenophobia common in the Dread Realms often makes the uninformed laypeople of even so-called civilized lands afraid of them. [[:category:Druidic]] magic is often confused with another little understood but greatly feared form of magic- [[witchcraft]], which is associated with the dark crafts of the [[hag]]s. Because of said suspicion or outright hostility, druids often disguise the specific nature of their priestly traditions, sometimes passing it off as the spellcasting of the [[cleric]]<ref>[[Ravenloft Third Edition]] p. 38-39</ref>.

	Beyond the suspicions of other mortals, druids must also deal with the corruption and evil that often corrupts the lands of Ravenloft. [[Sinkholes of evil]] are a frequent target for eradication- yet the Realms of Dread throw in many obstacles in the druids' ways. Druids face the same [[spell]] alterations as all spellcasters do. None of their special abilities allow them to escape the effects of closed [[domain]] borders<ref name="Ravenloft Third Edition p. 39">Ravenloft Third Edition p. 39</ref>. Moreover, the evil seeped into the soil corrupts many of what would be their normal [[plant]] allies, making [[treant]]s into [[dread treant\|twisted mockeries of their goody equivalents]]. Moreover, any plant brought to sentience via the [[Awaken]] spell may eventually succumb to evil from the corrupted soil of the land<ref>Ravenloft Third Edition p. 95</ref>. And a druid's [[animal]] companions will obey the orders of a [[darklord]] with the power to control them before the druid- though the companions will never attack their master<ref name="Ravenloft Third Edition p. 39">Ravenloft Third Edition p. 39</ref>.		Beyond the suspicions of other mortals, druids must also deal with the corruption and evil that often corrupts the lands of Ravenloft. [[Sinkholes of evil]] are a frequent target for eradication- yet the Realms of Dread throw in many obstacles in the druids' ways. Druids face the same [[spell]] alterations as all spellcasters do. None of their special abilities allow them to escape the effects of closed [[domain]] borders<ref name="Ravenloft Third Edition p. 39">Ravenloft Third Edition p. 39</ref>. Moreover, the evil seeped into the soil corrupts many of what would be their normal [[plant]] allies, making [[treant]]s into [[dread treant\|twisted mockeries of their goody equivalents]]. Moreover, any plant brought to sentience via the [[Awaken]] spell may eventually succumb to evil from the corrupted soil of the land<ref>Ravenloft Third Edition p. 95</ref>. And a druid's [[animal]] companions will obey the orders of a [[darklord]] with the power to control them before the druid- though the companions will never attack their master<ref name="Ravenloft Third Edition p. 39">Ravenloft Third Edition p. 39</ref>.

	==Druids within the Dread Realms==		==Druids within the Dread Realms==
	Druidic tradition specifies [[Forlorn]] as the place of origins for the first of the Demiplane's druids, though they have spread beyond that realm<ref>Ravenloft Third Edition p. 38</ref>. Forlorn's dark and twisted nature (as well as the hostile pogroms of [[Tristen ApBlanc\|its darklord]] and his [[goblyn]] minions) make the domain a very dangerous place for druids. Nonetheless, a tiny of number of druids- said to be descendants of the realm's original druids<ref>Ravenloft Third Editon p. 121</ref>- fight a desperate struggle to keep the evil from swallowing their homeland.		===Within Forlorn===
			Druidic tradition specifies [[Forlorn]] as the place of origins for the first of the Demiplane's druids, though they have spread beyond that realm<ref>Ravenloft Third Edition p. 38</ref>. Forlorn's dark and twisted nature (as well as the hostile pogroms of [[Tristen ApBlanc\|its darklord]] and his [[goblyn]] minions) make the domain a very dangerous place for druids. Nonetheless, a tiny of number of druids- said to be descendants of the realm's original druids<ref name="Ravenloft Third Edition p. 121">Ravenloft Third Editon p. 121</ref>- fight a desperate struggle to keep the evil from totally swallowing their homeland.

	~~The~~ druids ~~are divided on how~~ to ~~best balance out~~ the ~~evil within~~ Forlorn.		Rumors tell of a hidden druidic community in the forests of Forlorn<ref name="Ravenloft Third Edition p. 121">Ravenloft Third Editon p. 121</ref>, though for the most part the druids mostly linger near proximity to their sacred groves, which remain to the druids the few links to the [[Forfarian Pantheon\|gods they venerate]]<ref>[[Castles Forlorn: Melancholy Meetings]], p. 46</ref>. [[Wanderer\|Wandering]] [[druid]]s may be encountered in [[Forlorn]], though they are relatively rare.<ref>Castles Forlorn: Melancholy Meetings, p. 39</ref>.

	[[~~Wanderer\|Wandering~~]] [[~~druid~~]]~~s may be encountered~~ in [[~~Forlorn~~]], ~~though they are relatively rare.~~<ref>[~~[Castles Forlorn: Melancholy Meetings~~]], p. 39</ref>		The druids are divided on how to best balance out the evil within Forlorn. There is some competition between two main factions for membership- whom may go so far as to try to convince members of the other faction to join their cause<ref>Castles Forlorn: Melancholy Meetings p. 40-41</ref>. The Rowan faction, currently led by [[Fionna]], believes in returning the balance of [[good]] and [[evil]] in Forlorn by culling the evil in the [[domain]]. They primarily venerate [[Belenus]]. On the other hand, the [[Oak Faction]], currently led by [[Maeve (Leader of the Oak Faction)\|Maeve]], believes in returning the balance of good and evil by bringing back creatures of good into the realm, specifically the [[fey]]<ref>][Ravenloft Gazetteer I]] p. 77-78</ref>.

			===Druids in Other Domains===
			As one might expect, druids tend to be more common in less urbanized domains. For the people of the wild and woolly land of [[Verbrek]], druids mediate interactions between the populace and the wild, encouraging the people to show due care in such interactions<ref>[[Ravenloft Gazetteer IV]] p. 76</ref>. Druids have similar roles among the [[elf\|elves]] of [[Sithicus]], though the increased pursuit of druidism is a more recent trend- an adaptation of the elves in order to better deal with the corruption of their land<ref>Ravenloft Gazetteer p. 121</ref>. Druids are also common in [[Valachan]]<ref>Ravenloft Gazetteer IV p. 97</ref>

			Eschewing the worship of gods, the [[fey]] of the [[Shadow Rift]] often venerate nature as a force in a way similar to many druids. As such, druids can be found among their number. Three different ideological visions of nature exist among these fey druids. The first group- the caretakers- venerate nature working in harmonious synchrony- with the different animals and plants each working to provide for each other in their specific roles. As such, these more [[lawful]]ly aligned druids take special steps to uphold balanced numbers between species. This puts them into conflict with the second group, who view nature as [[chaos]] and resist efforts to impose artificial order upon it. The third faction holds the most malevolent view towards [[mortal]]s- viewing mortal intelligence as a scourge to be hunted down and expunged. To this end, these druids will do anything- including the destruction of animal and plant life helpful toward mortal [[humanoid]]s- to achieve their goal<ref>[[Ravenloft Gazetteer V]] p. 110-111</ref>.

			The [[werewolf]] elves of the [[Shadowfell]] domain of [[Timbergorge (Domain)\|Timbergorge]] also practice druidism. Their order is known as [[the Sunlit Circle]], led by [[High Druid Aptal]]. They seek to escape the oppression of [[Silvermaw\|their realm's darklord]].<ref>[[Domains of Dread: Timbergorge]], [[Dungeon Magazine]] 207</ref>

			An order of [[druid]]s once existed in the wilds of [[Tepest]], but they were undone by [[the Three Hags]]. The Hags transformed the druids into warped trees that corrupted the very land they once loved. The great [[oak]] they had venerated was transformed into [[Blackroot]]<ref>[[Ravenloft Monstrous Compendium Appendix I & II]]</ref>.

			==Noteworthy and Impactful Druids of Ravenloft==
			*[[Lady Heather Shadowbrooke]] of the [[Briarweed Forest]] in [[Nova Vaasa]], [[cursed]] with [[vampirism]] for betraying her fellow druids<ref>[[Children of the Night: Vampires]] p.71-73</ref>
			*[[Kren]], creator of [[Kren's Brazier]] and [[Kren's Crystal Distillery]]<ref>[[Forged of Darkness]]</ref>
			*[[Larissa Snowmane]], captain of the [[River Dancer]]<ref>[[Champions of the Mists]]</ref>

			==See Also==
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	A druid is a [[~~guardian~~ of nature]]. [[Wanderer\|Wandering]] [[druid]]s may be encountered in [[Forlorn]], though they are relatively rare.<ref>[[Castles Forlorn: Melancholy Meetings]], p. 39</ref>		(WIP- please do not edit)
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			Druid are [[guardian of nature]]s, indeed, [[divine spellcaster]]s whom draw their very power from their connections to [[nature]] or [[deity\|deities]] associated with nature. In the [[Demiplane Dread]], the path of the druid is a dangerous, for the intolerance and xenophobia common in the Dread Realms often makes the uninformed laypeople of even so-called civilized lands afraid of them. [[:category:Druidic]] magic is often confused with another little understood but greatly feared form of magic- [[witchcraft]], which is associated with the dark crafts of the [[hag]]s. Because of said suspicion or outright hostility, druids often disguise the specific nature of their priestly traditions, sometimes passing it off as the spellcasting of the [[cleric]]<ref>[[Ravenloft Third Edition]] p. 38-39</ref>.

			Beyond the suspicions of other mortals, druids must also deal with the corruption and evil that often corrupts the lands of Ravenloft. [[Sinkholes of evil]] are a frequent target for eradication- yet the Realms of Dread throw in many obstacles in the druids' ways. Druids face the same [[spell]] alterations as all spellcasters do. None of their special abilities allow them to escape the effects of closed [[domain]] borders<ref name="Ravenloft Third Edition p. 39">Ravenloft Third Edition p. 39</ref>. Moreover, the evil seeped into the soil corrupts many of what would be their normal [[plant]] allies, making [[treant]]s into [[dread treant\|twisted mockeries of their goody equivalents]]. Moreover, any plant brought to sentience via the [[Awaken]] spell may eventually succumb to evil from the corrupted soil of the land<ref>Ravenloft Third Edition p. 95</ref>. And a druid's [[animal]] companions will obey the orders of a [[darklord]] with the power to control them before the druid- though the companions will never attack their master<ref name="Ravenloft Third Edition p. 39">Ravenloft Third Edition p. 39</ref>.

			==Druids within the Dread Realms==
			Druidic tradition specifies [[Forlorn]] as the place of origins for the first of the Demiplane's druids, though they have spread beyond that realm<ref>Ravenloft Third Edition p. 38</ref>. Forlorn's dark and twisted nature (as well as the hostile pogroms of [[Tristen ApBlanc\|its darklord]] and his [[goblyn]] minions) make the domain a very dangerous place for druids. Nonetheless, a tiny of number of druids- said to be descendants of the realm's original druids<ref>Ravenloft Third Editon p. 121</ref>- fight a desperate struggle to keep the evil from swallowing their homeland.

			The druids are divided on how to best balance out the evil within Forlorn.

			[[Wanderer\|Wandering]] [[druid]]s may be encountered in [[Forlorn]], though they are relatively rare.<ref>[[Castles Forlorn: Melancholy Meetings]], p. 39</ref>

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