Woodland Wardeners are often mistaken for druids due to their shared respect for the simplistic and efficient life of plants, resulting in a fighting partnership with vegetation rather than using them as unwilling tools. However, where druids draw on the collective magic of nature that is simultaneously simple and complex, Woodland Wardeners use their combined understanding of the water cycle and how it contributes to the cycle of life to create the solids known as wood and greenery, to adapt their forms for their uses.

He can affect the mass state of natural raw solids, such as dirt, stone and stand. However, he also specialises in wood. This means he can manipulate these substances as he wills it.

With practice and learning, he can eventually also:

• Cause his skin to become bark-like for a natural armoured defence

• Fortify the structure of a tool, shield or weapon etc to increase enhance their potention

• Manipulate substances for mending purposes, to craft or remove them. For example: manipulate a wood wall to repair a hole or to create a hole to pass through

• Using the system of trees connected around the world, travel through one to another as long as he is familiar with the trees being used.

• Enhance his form with nature to bolster attacks, defence, dexterity and strength for a tanky combat form.