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<blockquote data-quote="Chaosmancer" data-source="post: 8109327" data-attributes="member: 6801228">So, I really dislike Nature clerics thematically. Especially since there have been a few &quot;differences&quot; between them that really I find annoying. &quot;Druids aren't integrated into society because they are more primitive&quot; &quot;Druids are connected more Barbaric, older traditions&quot; &quot;Druids are the Old faith&quot; &quot;Druids are tribal shamans&quot; All of this seems to seek to Other the Druids, in a way that doesn't make sense to me. Additionally, I personally just do not like the Nature Deity as a concept, in a world where Nature and the spirits within it are capable of giving power similiar to what a God gives anyways. There is just no need for the conceptual space. So, I tend to make space by getting rid of Nature clerics. I don't really see a place for them, or Nature Gods. They could fit in as worshipping the harvest, but I'd prefer to have a deity of civilization and focus on other domains.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Chaosmancer, post: 8109327, member: 6801228"] So, I really dislike Nature clerics thematically. Especially since there have been a few "differences" between them that really I find annoying. "Druids aren't integrated into society because they are more primitive" "Druids are connected more Barbaric, older traditions" "Druids are the Old faith" "Druids are tribal shamans" All of this seems to seek to Other the Druids, in a way that doesn't make sense to me. Additionally, I personally just do not like the Nature Deity as a concept, in a world where Nature and the spirits within it are capable of giving power similiar to what a God gives anyways. There is just no need for the conceptual space. So, I tend to make space by getting rid of Nature clerics. I don't really see a place for them, or Nature Gods. They could fit in as worshipping the harvest, but I'd prefer to have a deity of civilization and focus on other domains. [/QUOTE]

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