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<blockquote data-quote="Shadowsmith" data-source="post: 3153025" data-attributes="member: 526">Worked stone is fine as long as it hasn't been desecrated and the stone is larger than the druid. Really it isn't much of a restriction. A druid on a ship might have a problem unless he brings with several potted plants that he can tend. Plant life - grass, trees, and the like - has the closest tie to Brother.Druids in Lyrian draw their power from the body of Brother. While water is natural, it puts distance between the druid and Brother. There are a few clerics dedicated to Darkness, they are able to desecrate an area cutting it off from Brother.Dragons are also closely tied to the creation of the world and magic, but I doubt anyone is interested in hearing about it. Just like I doubt anyone wants to see what I did to sorcerers for this campaign.I just realised that I should add something. The actions of the intelligent races are considered to be natural. Cities and buildings are natural. Magic is natural. A sword formed from steel is natural. Druids don't suffer the normal armor restrictions - however, metal armor cannot be worn when shapeshifting as it cannot meld with the body.The only thing in Lyrian that is considered unnatural is the touch of Darkness. Well, there is more but the PCs haven't discovered that yet and some of my players do read these boards.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Shadowsmith, post: 3153025, member: 526"] Worked stone is fine as long as it hasn't been desecrated and the stone is larger than the druid. Really it isn't much of a restriction. A druid on a ship might have a problem unless he brings with several potted plants that he can tend. Plant life - grass, trees, and the like - has the closest tie to Brother. Druids in Lyrian draw their power from the body of Brother. While water is natural, it puts distance between the druid and Brother. There are a few clerics dedicated to Darkness, they are able to desecrate an area cutting it off from Brother. Dragons are also closely tied to the creation of the world and magic, but I doubt anyone is interested in hearing about it. Just like I doubt anyone wants to see what I did to sorcerers for this campaign. I just realised that I should add something. The actions of the intelligent races are considered to be natural. Cities and buildings are natural. Magic is natural. A sword formed from steel is natural. Druids don't suffer the normal armor restrictions - however, metal armor cannot be worn when shapeshifting as it cannot meld with the body. The only thing in Lyrian that is considered unnatural is the touch of Darkness. Well, there is more but the PCs haven't discovered that yet and some of my players do read these boards. [/QUOTE]

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