ISFP – The Dryads

ISFP - The Dryad

ISFP Personality Type

The Dryad Race

Wisdom (I), Strength (S) Charisma (F) & Dexterity (P)

Strong in their beliefs and in who they are, the Dryads speak with care but certainty and desire to live in tune with their moral compass and with nature.

Classes

Healer (Fi)
Ranger (Sp)
Monk (Si)
Tamer (Fp)

Elements

Earth – Steadiness
Air – Influence
Fire – Dominance
Water – Conscience

Description of The Dryads

Dryads are lustful and nature-loving types, and friends of all animals. They are patient and relaxed and like to take every day as it comes. Some are more oriented to be tamers, respecting and working together with nature and people around them to solve problems.

Others are gifted healers and able to listen and help and support those around them. Some are rangers, that live life freely and enjoy action and exploration. Finally, some are monks and seek certainty and clarity on life and on who they are. Read more about ISFPs:

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