Known by outsiders as "druids," these are solitary followers who feel that Faeterna, the tree of life deserves the worship and the other gods are secondary. Faeterna is the provider; as are her offspring, the trees of the orchard, the grain in the fields and the animals who give their lives so life may sustain elsewhere. All life comes from her, and those who show her disrespect are evil and should be dealt with justly.

They have no organized church or temples, preferring the cathedral of the trees. Faeterna's Children disdain the use of weapons and refined metals and prefer to use nature's own defenses in the fight to save the trees. The priests usually learn to shapeshift himself, heal wounds, effect the four elements, sense emotions/intentions of sentient life, and specialize in speaking and controlling plants and animals.

Of all the heresies documented by the Church of Telgard, the Children of Faeterna are the least repulsive. Most Brantars look up on the Children as misguided. This is possibly due to the fact that they still believe in the other gods, or possibly to their rather peaceful nature.

The Children of Faeterna are most common in Lirynn, despite the former's vast majority of followers of the Church of Telgard. This is due mostly to the relationship that elves have with nature, and so it is easiest for the Children to flourish here. The Children may also be found in decent numbers in Mirg and in Korresh; few inhabit Garr or Tahnn, due to the harsh environment.