Land ruled by druids is a...

[alsih2o]

grovacracy

because they rule from the grove

 

[Tarrasque Wrangler]

Dendrocracy or Dendritocracy?

"Rule of trees".

 

[aurance]

Druidia

 

[Nareau]

Dendrocracy or Dendritocracy?

"Rule of trees".

Yeah, my classics-major friend says:
Druid comes from a Latin word meaning "oak," which in turn comes from a greek word "drys".

Since things like "theocracy" come from greek roots, this probably should too.

So "Dendrocacy" or "Dryocracy" would probably be the best.

Spider

 

[Femerus the Gnecro]

Treeocracy? Sounds like 'theocracy,' but with double-entendre. It'd be great... you could have a giant awakened tree be the king, with little acorn princes.

Hee.



-F

 

[Halivar]

Ancient Germano-Celtic tribes were ruled by the witan, which was a council of elder druids called wisards (literally "wise ones" in old celtic, and where we get the word "wizard" from), who were believed to have divine power.

So, not exactly an anarchy.

Just in case that helps.

 

[Eternalknight]

Yeah, my classics-major friend says:
Druid comes from a Latin word meaning "oak," which in turn comes from a greek word "drys".

Since things like "theocracy" come from greek roots, this probably should too.

So "Dendrocacy" or "Dryocracy" would probably be the best.

Spider

I like those. I just might have to use one of them.

 

[I'm A Banana]

It's not a the-ocracy.

It's a tree-ocracy....

*rimshot*

 

[Brennin Magalus]

An anarcho-syndicalist commune.

 

[LightPhoenix]

Vegan.