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{{Spec|In 2e, The Green Man was described as a "Unique nature spirit," which seems to match the Fey creature type in 3e. Also, The Green Man could cast spells as a 12th level druid. Hence, in 3e, he would likely just have some druid levels.}} | {{Spec|In 2e, The Green Man was described as a "Unique nature spirit," which seems to match the Fey creature type in 3e. Also, The Green Man could cast spells as a 12th level druid. Hence, in 3e, he would likely just have some druid levels.}} | ||
[[category:Character | [[category:Character]][[category:NPC]][[Category:Fey]][[Category:Druid]] | ||
==Data from the Ravenloft Catalogue== | ==Data from the Ravenloft Catalogue== | ||
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Possibly last of the druids who became the Brujamonte. Differing origin stories told in Tepest, Forlorn, Invidia, Gundarak, Barovia. Seemingly feared by the Vistani. Sometimes served by quicklings, boowrays, baobhan sith, and goblins. Also known as Lananguis or Berthaut.
Created by Andrew Cermak for The Forgotten Children.
In 2e, The Green Man was described as a "Unique nature spirit," which seems to match the Fey creature type in 3e. Also, The Green Man could cast spells as a 12th level druid. Hence, in 3e, he would likely just have some druid levels.
Data from the Ravenloft Catalogue
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