All,
I know Druids dont have to have a specific god. But I was wondering if it made sense for a Druid to worship Arshea, the Empyreal Lord of liberation, physical beauty and sexuality. The idea would be that the character reveres nature, but happens to revere physical beauty and sexuality most. The Druid would be Neutral Good.
Thanks!
I don't see a problem with it. Druids are limited on their god worship to my knowledge. I don't think they even get their powers from a deity.
Ok. I guess it doesnt matter then as long as the god isnt in opposition to nature.
Its always tough fitting concept and mechanics together for me in Pathfinder.
Thanks!
There is beauty in nature (humans are as much part of the natural world as any other animal), and that could easily make the two concepts mesh together. I see no things barring druids from embracing any kind of sexuality or concepts of beauty, so this druid works so long as he/she doesn't stop revering nature at any part. So yeah, that's quite an interesting concept, and it actually works.
Thanks everyone!
| 1 person marked this as a favorite. |
Sorry I'm late to the thread but I've a druid idea that work great for an Arshea-worshiper, the urban druid The main reason is because you get at-will alter self at 6th level!
in faiths of purity it says under shyly (spelling?) that druids who find beauty in nature often turn to her. No reason it couldn't work here also
Thanks for the late responses. I appreciate them! :)
"You and me, baby, ain't nothin' but mammals
So let's do it like they do on the Discovery Channel..."I am so sorry.
Well I am so thankful.
|
"You and me, baby, ain't nothin' but mammals
So let's do it like they do on the Discovery Channel..."I am so sorry.
Now, for Lamashtu, imagine this playing whilst the critters from the "Woodland Critter Christmas" South Park episode are having one of their famous "blood orgies".
Warning: May be considered NSFW by some.I am even more sorry.