Druid shrines

A druid shrine is a place regarded as holy because of its associations with a divinity or a sacred person or relic, typically marked by some sort of construction. In the time of the Old Religion, the druids built shrines to appease and bring rest to restless and tormented spirits. They are cursed places, and gifted sorcerers are able to feel this. The spirits that inhabit the shrine are souls that were so badly wronged that they cannot find peace in the Spirit world. They try to find their proper place in the Underworld, but the unjust nature of their death has denied them that. The magic that binds the earth is delicate and can be easily undone, so the sorcerers hung ribbons and flags made of shredded fabric all around the shrine as a warning. Anyone who disturbs the resting place risks releasing the spirits and to be possessed by them.