OF COURSE IT'S THE SKULL AGAIN.

and we haven't even touched on how racist the depictions of these Nature Magic Religions are. they were modeled after real world pre-christian celtic spiritual leaders in the early editions of d&d (where the name 'Druid' comes from), but after decades of swirling through USamerican cultural milieu the modern Druid often comes laden with Native American stereotypes and cribbed aesthetics. Druids in settings like D&D's Forgotten Realms and Pathfinder's Golarion are portrayed as Noble Savages who live in complete harmony with the land and eschew advanced technology out of religious luddism. they dress in leather and furs, worship nature, and fight to preserve the sanctity of "the wilderness". open any fantasy ttrpg source book with a Druid or equivalent archetype and count how often the words "primal", "savage", or "wild" appear in their abilities, spells, or other mechanics.

javelina javelina

round of body

sharp of face

goodly full of tricksome grace

on four points you prance

through the world you dance

fly true! fly true!

you god-flung spear!

you squealing dear!

O javelina javelina