God of Nature

The God of Nature is often depicted as a whimsical creature that embodies elements of nature, resembling a mix between a squirrel and a wild cat with vibrant green fur, fours arms and insect-like wings.
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==Description==
The God of Nature is often depicted as a whimsical creature that embodies elements of nature, resembling a mix between a squirrel and a wild cat with vibrant green fur, fours arms and insect-like wings.
==Worship==
===Providence===
The God of Nature's influence is felt in the growth of plants, the health of forests, and the well-being of animals. His blessings are sought for bountiful harvests, the prosperity of wildlands, and the preservation of natural habitats.
===Edicts===
 • Preserve natural habitats
 • Protect wildlife
 • Respect the balance of ecosystems
 • Live in harmony with the natural world
===Anathema===
 • Do not desecrate natural lands
 • Do not exploit natural resources recklessly
 • Do not disrupt ecological balance
==Clergy==
His clergy are often druids and rangers who serve as caretakers of wild areas and teachers of the ways of nature. They don simple garments of natural materials and are distinguished by their deep knowledge of the natural world.
===Divine Servants===
His divine servants are elemental and fey beings that embody the essence of the natural world, serving as protectors of sacred sites and guides to those who seek to live in harmony with nature.
*Forest Warden: A guardian spirit of the woods, guiding lost travelers and warding off those who would do harm to the forest.
*River Nymph: A caretaker of waterways, ensuring the purity of rivers and streams, and aiding those who respect the waters.
*Stone Sentinel: A mighty elemental that guards mountain passes and rocky crags, embodying the enduring strength of the earth.
==Religious Info==
===Church===
The Church of the God of Nature is a loosely organized collection of groves, sanctuaries, and circles where followers gather to worship and commune with the natural world. It is often integrated into the landscape, emphasizing the connection between the congregation and the environment.
Places of worship are typically natural landmarks such as ancient trees, stone circles, or springs. These sacred sites are maintained as places of power and healing, open to all who seek to honor the natural order.
===Church History===
The church has been instrumental in mediating conflicts that arise from the encroachment of civilization into wild spaces, always advocating for solutions that honor the sanctity of nature.
===Holy Testament===
"The Circle of Seasons" is a revered text that contains wisdom about the cycles of nature, the interconnectedness of all living things, and the rituals that sustain the balance of the natural world.
===Holidays===
The Solstice Celebrations, marking the height of summer and the depth of winter, are the most significant, celebrating the sun's role in the cycle of life and the eternal balance between light and darkness.
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