- Note: The "druid of the wild" (lower case) is a class rather than a confirmed organization.
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Druid of the wild is a class of druid which incorporates many different animals and animalistic aspects into their repertoire. Some still call themselves druids of the wild to represent their breadth, but as this approach is now standard, mostly they are called just druids.[1] Druids of the wild grow such a strong affinity with nature that they may assume the form of animals and even super-natural beasts.
Druids of the wild are night elves and tauren.[2]
Traditionally, druids chose the path of a specific animal totem, becoming either druids of the claw or druids of the talon. Indeed, legends suggest that there were even more orders of druid than these two. After the Legion's invasion, the druids began to use the powers of all forms, combining their strengths against their enemies and becoming the druids of the wild.[3]
Ysera is the absolute ruler of the Emerald Dream. As such, most druids of the wild venerate her; and even if some do not treat her as a deity, she is at least acknowledged as one of the greatest paragons of nature in existence. Druids of the wild also visit the Emerald Dream using their hibernation ability and with certain spells. Generally, these travels happen unimpeded, since they are almost always peaceful and can cause no lasting damage.
Alexstrasza is rarely venerated by any particular group, although the druids of the wild appreciate her serene presence, considering her second in importance only to Ysera.
Therazane the Stonemother is ruler over the earth, dirt, rock, and mountains. She is revered by all earth elementals and creatures that dwell underneath the ground. Some druids of the wild see her as the embodiment of all that is peaceful and calm about the world.[4]
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Notes[]
- The druid of the wild prestige class was replaced with the druid core class in the World of Warcraft RPG.[5] The terms "druid of the wild" and "druid" mean essentially the same thing as far as class names in the RPG. Druids of the wild tend to call themselves simply druid as their approach is now standard.[6]
Speculation[]
It can be assumed that they once belonged to an organization known as "Druids of the Wild", but are now known simply as druids.
References[]
- ^ Alliance Player's Guide, 14-15
- ^ Manual of Monsters, 69
- ^ Warcraft: The Roleplaying Game, 69
- ^ Shadows & Light, 107
- ^ World of Warcraft: The Roleplaying Game Conversion Document, 1-2
- ^ Alliance Player's Guide, 15
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