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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Staffan" data-source="post: 7449450" data-attributes="member: 907">The way I see it, druids are unconcerned with alignment stuff. Nature covers both the soothing rain that brings life to the land, and the hurricane that tears life from it. It's both the mother wolf nursing her cubs, and the same wolf savagely tearing into its prey. Some druids are good and some are evil, but neither is inherent to being a druid, and thus their magic doesn't much care either way.Another thought, though this one's more of a rationalization: sure, there are Sacred Groves and such. But those are natural (well, more or less) phenomena, not created ones. You don't have druids deciding "This would be a good place for a sacred grove" - rather, sacred groves exist and druids are interested in protecting them. This is unlike the temples clerics use, which are built by man.</blockquote>