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--- consolidated:religion:homebrewpantheons:thegreen [2025/05/11 16:17] – johnb
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 ====== The Green ======
-There is no standard method of worship, alignment, or a single deity associated with The Green, however the concept of treating nature with respect permeates the whole of the Empire. It might be the priests of Erastil in West Telida, Elhona in the Strongholds, Obad Hai and Jack Butterfly in Galina or The Old Lords spread around the periphery. Each of them teaches that nature should be treated with respect – although the specifics of their faith will vary.
+The Green is a pragmatic mixture of philosophy and faith that appears to crossover with many of the other established religions, and a number of traditional deities are seen as compatible with the belief system described below. So long as Nature and the world is important - it is acceptable to followers of The Green.
+  * [[consolidated:religion:homebrewpantheons:greenfaith|The Green]] - a more detailed analysis of how The Green works. The following deities and pantheons as all seen as aspects of The Green:
+      * These 'Traditional' deities: Erastil, Ehlhonna, Obad Hai, Gozreh, Cernunnos.
+      * [[..:homebrewdeities:shan|Shan]]
+      * [[..:homebrewdeities:maruma|Maruma]]
+      * [[consolidated:religion:homebrewpantheons:the_wen|The Wen Deities]]
+      * [[consolidated:religion:homebrewpantheons:oldlords|The Old Lords]]
+Nature spirits, such as dryads, woodwose and nymphs are seen as an integral part of The Green, and those nature spirts, who have somehow surpassed their origins, and gained new names or powers, are seen as particularly important.  These include:
+      * Jack Butterfly of Galinia
+      * Shan, the spirit of the Sea Wind  revered in  Porters Bar and by The Cult of the Small Gods (quasi-deity )
+      * Mawida, Rusina & Maria of The Old Lords.  (Thought to have become a triple deity called Maruma)