The religion of Roe's natal pack is one that semi-combines aspects of druidism and native american theology with a main focus in worship of nature and belief in gods and the spirit world. They value intellect, understanding and gratitude towards the spirits of the earth and sky, whom they worship. They have been known to sacrifice to appease those spirits, though only in the most extreme of circumstances. They say prayers of gratitude to the lives they take for their own meals and spend time in meditation, listening to the stories of the trees and grass and other wildlife they share the world with.

The pack is lead by a female Archdruid whose main role is to be a spiritual guide to the rest. Children are raised communally by the females of the pack and taught the traditions and stories of their ancestors. Other than the Archdruid, there is no hierarchy in the pack--all others are equal, though women who bear children are regarded in higher esteem than the rest. Males are treated with equal respect in the pack and serve the role of hunters and guardians to the rest.