>>96118942
Personally, I've wondered if a system of measuring how close or far someone is to their ||false idol's|| own prerogatives isn't better. DnD makes choosing one all but mandatory anyway. Particularly from your character's point of view. The so-called gods also really only push their own portfolios regardless. A hard measure of how much of a corporate boy you are versus casual worshiper or even nonworshiper would at least be appropriate to the metaphysics. Which is what those entities even care about anyway. Who gives a shit if you light up light a Christmas tree on the alignment radar. Were you towing your idol's line like a good simp? You get to go to that god's paradise afterward. Don't tow the line? Fates worse than death come to mind.

>Druids be all
As for them, we just have a lot of... very negative examples to go off and very few positive ones. Druids really aren't typically the reasonable types that just want to preserve nature enough so we can keep enjoying it safely. In worse examples of edition changes, you're even worshiping an entity with an utterly alien mindset for your primal powers.