Druidic

Druidic is slightly changed (based on Dael Kingsmill's ideas)

It acts mostly as cipher and long distance communication, and is only taught to druids, and any druids are forbidden from teaching any non-druids the language.

It is similar to thieve's Cant' as druids can hide their speech in another form of sound.

However for Druidic to act as a complete language the druids must be directly in front of each other as there are 3 facets to Druidic.

Uses for Druidic

 * 1) Meeting up while seperated, knowing where others are based on description (little river, much moss) and hearing where the sounds come from, while the sounds travels further distances that mere speech.
 * 2) Keeping in touch, simple whistles that are let out every few minutes to let others know you're alright, how much you've foraged, that you're conscious, that you're not lost, or that you have gotten lost
 * 3) Warning calls, "Need help now", "everybody hide"
 * 4) Rallying call, "group up and hit it till it dies!"

The Forms
Druidic is a complex language, incorporating Vocal sounds and
 * 1) Vocal: If an outsider were to listen to the vocal component of Druidic it would completely pass them by, sounding like the chirping of birds, and the whistling of the wind. However if Druid listens, they can understand basic sentences (eg. Danger ahead, Bad weather approaching, Circle of the forest base, etc.)
 * 2) Visual: If an outsider were to see the Visual aspect of Druidic, it would seem as if a flower were blooming and un-blooming or blowing slightly around, it may even smell slightly. However a person fluent in druidcraft would understand that these visual/olfactory (smells are thrown in this category) to also create basic sentences. These effects are the result of the druidcraft cantrip.
 * 3) Now If an outsider were to see the visual effects, the smells, and hear the sounds, it would still most likely pass them by (unless they saw the druid creating these effects). However if a druid sees the visual aspect while hearing the vocal aspect, it acts as a normal language.
 * 4) Written:If an outsider were to see written druidcraft  they would probably assume there was an insect eating the leaves of the nearby plants, or the snow fell in an odd pattern, or some sticks were sticking out of the mud in a strange formation for written druidcraft looks simply like that.  However to an individual fluent in druidic, the difference between natural leaf consumption and written druidic is clear as day, and as hard to miss as a sign in a town written in common. It can even be read in complete darkness as the holes can be felt like braille. But even though all druids can understand the vocal and visual aspects of druidic no matter the circle. Each druid circle uses its own method of writing, and they are only understandable by members of that particular circle.