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|symbols=The thistle, and a lemniscate. | |symbols=The thistle, and a lemniscate. | ||
|allies=[[Genji]] | |allies=[[Genji]] | ||
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'''Gaia, Goddess of Nature''' reigns as the ancient manifestation of Nature itself. | '''Gaia, Goddess of Nature''' reigns as the ancient manifestation of Nature itself. | ||
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In the year of 617 AF, Gaia was summoned via the efforts of Nature's faithful. For their devotion, She blessed them with the knowledge (and the [[burdock|plant]]) to cure the plague of the [[Xoran|Xorani]] caused by [[Bal'met]]. | In the year of 617 AF, Gaia was summoned via the efforts of Nature's faithful. For their devotion, She blessed them with the knowledge (and the [[burdock|plant]]) to cure the plague of the [[Xoran|Xorani]] caused by [[Bal'met]]. | ||
== The Coven == | == The High Coven == | ||
Little is known about the mysterious coven that devotes itself to the Wildwood Queen. | Little is known about the mysterious coven that devotes itself to the Wildwood Queen. | ||
'''Adrik Bergson''' was the first [[adventurer]] to be suffused with the verdant gift of Nature's [[Divine Avatar|Avatar]]. | |||
== Divine Symbols == | == Divine Symbols == | ||