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Message: <blockquote data-quote="cbwjm" data-source="post: 8109276" data-attributes="member: 6788732">It was easier in 2e since nature gods tended to just have druids as their specialist priests. I have the following as things that they each represent depending on how I want to run things.Civilisation vs. WildernessNature priests are follows of civilised gods of agriculture or taming the wilderness so that people can thrive. Druids teach ways for people to live in harmony with nature.New Gods vs. Old FaithDruids follow the old faith whereas clerics are followers of the new gods. This would be like the Romans coming in and stomping on the tribes who follow the old ways and bringing in their new gods.Priests vs. ShamansSometimes nature clerics are from more civilised societies whereas druids are tribal shamans. This ties into the new gods vs the old faith above.Same God, Different FocusI have a goddess called the Earthmother. She has both nature clerics and druids following her. The clerics are more active in settled areas whereas the druids are out tending to the natural world.</blockquote>