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The [[Old Ways]] consist of a pantheon of deities with their own portfolios and concerns and an adherent of the old faith might pray to any deity at any given time, depending upon what one wanted. The priests of this particular religion are called druids, and still meet amongst the ancient oak groves of [[Heath]]; their knowledge of history, astrology and the natural world - a lore known as the Druidic Tradition - is recognized far and wide. | The [[Old Ways]] consist of a pantheon of deities with their own portfolios and concerns and an adherent of the old faith might pray to any deity at any given time, depending upon what one wanted. The priests of this particular religion are called druids, and still meet amongst the ancient oak groves of [[Heath]]; their knowledge of history, astrology and the natural world - a lore known as the Druidic Tradition - is recognized far and wide. | ||
There is also a smaller group of the First Born of [[Heath]] who worship a small pantheon of deities, each of which stands as the embodiment and custodian of a given season. The passing of the seasons during the equinoxes and solstices is particularly important to this tradition, known as the Ancient Circle. | There is also a smaller group of the First Born of [[Heath]] who worship a small pantheon of deities, each of which stands as the embodiment and custodian of a given season. The passing of the seasons during the equinoxes and solstices is particularly important to this tradition, known as the Ancient Circle. | ||
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The Old Ways consist of a pantheon of deities with their own portfolios and concerns and an adherent of the old faith might pray to any deity at any given time, depending upon what one wanted. The priests of this particular religion are called druids, and still meet amongst the ancient oak groves of Heath; their knowledge of history, astrology and the natural world - a lore known as the Druidic Tradition - is recognized far and wide.
There is also a smaller group of the First Born of Heath who worship a small pantheon of deities, each of which stands as the embodiment and custodian of a given season. The passing of the seasons during the equinoxes and solstices is particularly important to this tradition, known as the Ancient Circle.
