Druidism

Druidism is a tradition of magic rituals based around the worship of nature. Although often rembered as "noble savages" they advanced metalwork, grew crops and built stone temples.

They passed their practices orally, from master to apprentice in secret. For this reason there exists no written record of these practices. Most of what is now known was documented by Roman commentators.

Their central god is Baal with the secondary god Los and goddess Vala.

Oak is the sacred tree of the Druids and they were known to sacrifice humans to the trees spirit.