Hello everyone.
Got a question about Druids in the Solasta lore.
Now we know they’re an ancient order ….and that’s about it.
Did the Druid order arrive with the humans of Tirmar or was the order already in existence on Solasta?
We know the Sylvan Elves have nature influenced spells via their Greenmages, and that Rangers of all races learn to draw upon nature magic too, but haven’t come across anything in the lore that points towards where Solasta Druids order originated from.
If anyone can assist with this, would be appreciated.
I’m thoroughly enjoying the game and it’s lore, a nice break from the usual Forgotten Realms lore.
Druids and Ranger complicate the neat "only Arcane magic until hunans arrived" thing in the lore, because druidic magic is a form of Divine magic that does not depend on gods.
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Druids and Ranger complicate the neat "only Arcane magic until hunans arrived" thing in the lore, because druidic magic is a form of Divine magic that does not depend on gods.
I've always thought that druids and rangers used primal magic coming directly from nature itself, therefore unrelated to the deities; but who knows maybe nature itself is the original deity form of Manacalon?
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Druids and Ranger complicate the neat "only Arcane magic until hunans arrived" thing in the lore, because druidic magic is a form of Divine magic that does not depend on gods.
I've always thought that druids and rangers used primal magic coming directly from nature itself, therefore unrelated to the deities; but who knows maybe nature itself is the original deity form of Manacalon?
Addition to my last comment; the patron "The Tree" of the warlock class in the latest DLC, fits well with my hypothesis that nature and her most iconic incarnations were and still are some sort of ancient gods/ancient spirits of Manacalon.
Quoi que tu dises, quoi que tu fasses... I speak bad English... so what?