Trēont

Trēont is the god of nature, the landscape and the natural cycle. Part of the Pantheon, Trēont is described as a 'tall, slender being, infused with elements of nature.' Druids, hunters and farmers are amongst the most common of followers of this god. Trēont is said to communicate with all animals and plants, and know all that happens within the forests.

Worship
Tront teachings involve an unpredictable and mostly uncontrollable cycle. As is with nature, he can be as calm as a soft breeze through the plains, or as destructive as a cyclone ravaging the sea. The pursuit of balance and neutrality are two of the most important objectives for the ascetics who worship Tront

Not unlike the other entities of the Pantheon, Trēont has shrines and temples across the province, although his worship is not as common as the other Pantheonic figures. Hearthspire is one of the cities that contains a large space of prayer to him, in the famous Temple of the Pantheon. Certain devotees indicate that it is not necessary to pray at an altar, as Trēont himself has already provided altars all around the continent; the trees.

The druids have constructed statues and pedestals to his glory in inaccessible locations, such as deep within the forests of the province. These shrines have remained in pristine condition, even though they are not maintained by anyone. It is said that Trēont protects them from overgrowth and wild animals.

Rituals
The most common ritual of devotion is to present offerings; the gifting of plants, vegetables and fruits to arid and infertile areas of earth. This is done in order to spread the spirit of Trēont across all the land. Hunters sometimes release captured pray as to thank him for their luck. Druids commune with all of nature, trying to understand the essence of natural life. Whilst doing this, they can enter a trance-like state in which they are much closer to Trēont and can almost directly speak to him; or so they would say.