Trickster Seems Evil

Django, I commend you on your wisdom. Admitting to lack of knowledge is often humbling and hard to do. Thank you for being honest with yourself and with us. If you are genuinely interested in understanding more of the Spirits and druidic ways, I would be glad to answer any questions you may have.
To the rest of you. I speak here as a druid of Arawyn, avatar of the Primal Spirit Vokar’thul, and yes, a resident expert on the subject.
The Trickster is no creature of evil. They are a spirit of mischief, yes, but one dedicated to Arawyn and to their grove. They are a Primal Aspect (a type of Primal Spirit), and thus, inherently a being of Order. They are mischievous in the same way a fox, or a raven, are. There is no inherent malice in their being.
Additionally, the Trickster is the only reason the druids and rangers of Travance know as much as we do about Blight. Without their teachings, many more lives would have been lost these past few weeks. They have tested us, yes, but taught us what we needed to know.
If you try to “strip him of his power or connection to Arawyn,” I and many other druids will see that as an attack on Arawyn and nature itself. Attacking the natural order is not something to say lightly. I warn you now Seth. If this is something you intend to do, you will have to get through me first. I stand to protect Arawyn and its beings. Who are you, who know nothing of the natural Order, to make these statements? How dare you.
If you try to ban them, then I hope you are prepared to ban the rest of the Primal Spirits, including the other Aspects, Draka’thul, Nesala, and yours truly. We are all servants of Arawyn and of Order.

Annora
Avatar of the Thundering Mother of the Wildlands, the Drake Primal Spirit Vokar’thul

To the original notion of the Trickster being evil, I would like to hear the reasoning before I jump to conclusions.

Annora has covered most of what I would have said on the Trickster. I would encourage those who wish to know more about them and the aspects to ask questions of the Druidically inclined.

With Respect,
Caelvan Renaith
Emerald Huntsman


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If we deemed Icarus a danger and decided to take her powers away, or I'll go one further, Eden. Who did far worse than this Trickster, and instead of delivering death we took her powers away, then me calling for the removal of a powerful being that was having a bit of fun and curiosity, to stop it from doing that again, is hardly unreasonable.


You ask me to do better but I challenge you to think for a minute. This town only kills when it's convenient for them, and only punishes when they feel they will be seen as the hero. If there is to be justice then it needs to not turn a blind eye because someone's feelings got hurt.

What justice? What did they do? I still am confused by why they are being called evil and you wish to strip their powers away.

-Caelvan Renaith
-Emerald Huntsman




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Aided in a dangerous ritual combining Chaotic energy with Druidics, on the month the Blight decided to attack. A careless decision from something "of Arawyn".

But again, he did nothing, but observe. The Trickster didn't suggest this ritual or aid in it in any way, shape, or form. After it was done, he judged and asked others to honor it. Yet because this town thinks they have the right to control everything as you put it, the Trickster's wish was not respected. All he asked for was patience and understanding, something that both you and I desperately needed at one point in our lives. Now, don't you think it's time we offer that to another that made a mistake they know they must make amends for?

George