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<blockquote data-quote="Voadam" data-source="post: 8529414" data-attributes="member: 2209">In my <a href="https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/336405/Oathbound-Complete--d20?affiliate_id=17596" target="_blank">Oathbound Wildwood</a> PBP game on a big picture scale it was set on a wilderness continent with a divine overlord ranger druid who gates in peoples and monsters from the multiverse to see survival of the fittest occur. On the actual game level the party was in a village of Dover (dog-people) who had their own racial gods (the tribal queen was a divine champion hunter of their hunting goddess) but there was also a Dover druid and his apprentice as advisors for the tribe.Later on the group came to know about a treant druid who acted as a patron and quest giver and ruled his own territory, and a druid who had turned into a living regenerating vine being to protect an artifact. I had plans for both the elven community to have their own druid and a black dragon to be in charge of another circle.The goblins had their own traditions but no druids.The theme I was working to develop was that druidism was a diffuse but widespread organization that crossed many tribal and species boundaries, but not all. Druids could be in charge or very much a support minority, but they wanted to be lots of places.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Voadam, post: 8529414, member: 2209"] In my [URL='https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/336405/Oathbound-Complete--d20?affiliate_id=17596']Oathbound Wildwood[/URL] PBP game on a big picture scale it was set on a wilderness continent with a divine overlord ranger druid who gates in peoples and monsters from the multiverse to see survival of the fittest occur. On the actual game level the party was in a village of Dover (dog-people) who had their own racial gods (the tribal queen was a divine champion hunter of their hunting goddess) but there was also a Dover druid and his apprentice as advisors for the tribe. Later on the group came to know about a treant druid who acted as a patron and quest giver and ruled his own territory, and a druid who had turned into a living regenerating vine being to protect an artifact. I had plans for both the elven community to have their own druid and a black dragon to be in charge of another circle. The goblins had their own traditions but no druids. The theme I was working to develop was that druidism was a diffuse but widespread organization that crossed many tribal and species boundaries, but not all. Druids could be in charge or very much a support minority, but they wanted to be lots of places. [/QUOTE]

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