Druids have a unique approach to magic, eschewing traditional magical practices known as Dubhdroiacht. Instead, they adhere to the Caoi Dúlra philosophy, emphasizing their deep connection to the natural world. Through this bond, Druids possess the power to command fire, earth, and the winds. They can even summon the aid of animals and plants during battle, drawing on their heightened rapport with nature. However, their most extraordinary ability is shapeshifting, enabling them to assume the forms of animals and harness their strengths.

Druids differ from the Kehjistani culture, placing less value on urban centers and instead dwelling in scattered stone towers known as Druid Colleges. These colleges serve as their homes and training grounds, where they hone their natural magic and martial skills inherited from their Barbarian ancestors. They also have coastal settlements centered around fishing, showcasing the diversity of their lifestyles.

Though generally calm and reflective, the Druids possess great physical strength due to their shared ancestry with the Barbarians. Estimates suggest that around 500 high-ranking Druid warriors oversee and guide their culture. They are unwavering in their commitment to protecting their way of life, even if it means embracing their inner beast and risking their humanity.

The Túr Dúlra, the greatest of the Druid Colleges, houses the revered oak tree called Glór-an-Fháidha. This tree serves as a source of guidance and teachings for the Druids, who gather beneath its branches to expand their mastery of natural magic and martial skills.

The origin of the Druids can be traced back to the time of Bul-Kathos, the ancient king of Barbarian tribes. Bul-Kathos had a close confidant named Fiacla-Géar, and together they shared the secrets and prophecies of the ancients. While Bul-Kathos believed in uniting the tribes through martial discipline, Fiacla-Géar advocated for a spiritual connection with the land. Eventually, Fiacla-Géar and his followers retreated to Scosglen, where they established the first Druid Colleges and forged a new way of life focused on protecting the natural world.

The Druids possess an intimate understanding of the natural world, communicating with plants and animals and learning its secrets. Their power is so formidable that even the mighty Sorcerers of the Mage Clans dared not enter their domain. However, conflicts with the Barbarians during the Mage Clan Wars led to the Druids' banishment from the Northern Steppes, and their powers became a secret within Barbarian lands.

During the Darkening of Tristram, the Druids emerged from their forests, enraged by the incursion of demonic creatures and corruption. They joined the battle against the minions of Chaos and fought against Baal's forces alongside other heroes. The defeat of Baal came at the cost of the Worldstone.

In the years following Malthael's defeat, the Druids faced dark times. Khazra ravaged Scosglen, threatening the safety of farmers and towns, while the coastline was overrun by the Drowned. Despite these challenges, the Druids remained resilient, defending their lands and continuing their fishing practices in the Frozen Sea.