Majestic Creatures Profile
Ent
Ent
Statistics
The Ent inspires the Treant on World of Legends
Habitat: Eldathren woodlands and groves
Dimensions: varied height, size of trees
Diet: Unknown
Rated Danger Level: 4
Appearance: Body is made of Tree bark and leaves
Beast Tamer:
Treant
s are not possible to tame.
Ent
Origins
Ent
as a word that means "giant" in Old English. This term was coined in reference to the tree folk found in J.R.R. Toklein's books centred around Middle-earth. Tolkein found the word in an old Anglo-Saxon series of poems called 'The Ruin and Maxims II, orpanc enta geweorc'.
The Lord of the Rings
In the 1954 classic fantasy novel, The Lord of the Rings features Ent
s as hulking, walking, talking trees-like people. The Ent
s formed their own community in the forests of Middle-earth, living long lives. They are fearsome and strong, able to tear rocks apart. Their primary vulnerability are fire and axes. Ent
s are slow moving and slow talking, known for their patience and caution.
Ent
In Other Media
Dungeons and Dragons
The term Treant
came into use in the fantasy tabletop game, Dungeons and Dragons. They were one of the first monsters in the game and inspired by the Treant
s of The Lord of the Rings. Treant
s in Faerun (one of the original Dungeons and Dragons realms) come in many different species and are capable of speaking with elves and mortals.
Black Desert Online

Another instance
Treant
can be found in the Online Roleplay Game, Black Desert. The Korean based video game is set in a medieval fantasy world. There is an area of the map known as Treant Forest where different varieties of Treants live. It is located adjacent to the village of Trent, likely getting its name from the
Treant
s that border it. It is not known when Treants first came to exist. Some woodworkers in the area have risked their lives to harvest the wood from the Treants though it is rare to succeed. An extremely tall
Treant
stomps around the roads near Trent and moves across the forest.