Treant

• In the fantasy world of Middle-earth, created by J.R.R.Tolkien, treants are called Ents.
  They are ancient beings who can live for thousands of years, and have a deep knowledge of history and lore.
  Treants have a slow and deliberate speech, and can only be understood by those who know their language.
  They can also animate other trees and make them fight.

• In the role-playing game Dungeons & Dragons, treants are huge plant creatures that can deal damage with their slam attacks and throw rocks at their enemies.
  These creatures can also use their magic to animate one or two trees per day, and make them act as their allies.
  Treants have a natural armor, and are vulnerable to fire.

A treant is a fantasy creature that looks like a large tree with a face and limbs. Treants can move and speak, and they often act as guardians of the forest.

They are usually very old and wise, and they have a deep connection to nature. Treants can vary in appearance depending on the type of tree they resemble, such as oak, birch, or fir. Some treants have branches for arms and roots for feet, while others have more humanoid features.
Treants are often depicted as having green or brown skin, leafy hair, and glowing eyes.

The difference between ent and treant is mainly in the origin and usage of the terms.

Ents are ancient and powerful tree-like beings who can speak and move.

Treant is a word that was derived from ent by adding the suffix -ant, meaning "giant".

Treant is used to refer to similar creatures in other fantasy works, such as Dungeons & Dragons, where treants are sentient trees that can animate other trees and protect the forests.

Treant is also a more generic and lawyer-friendly term than ent, since ent is owned by the Tolkien estate and may be subject to legal restrictions.

Therefore, ent and treant are essentially the same concept, but with different names depending on the source and context.

A treant is a huge plant creature that resembles a tree, but can move and speak.

They are usually chaotic good in alignment, and they protect the forests from harm.

Treants have the ability to animate other trees and make them fight as their allies.

They are vulnerable to fire damage, but resistant to bludgeoning and piercing damage.

Treants can attack with their powerful slam attacks or by throwing rocks at their enemies.

They can communicate with common, druidic, elvish, and sylvan languages.

Treants are considered to be siege monsters, meaning they deal double damage to objects and structures.

They are have a challenge rating of 9, which means they are very formidable opponents for most adventurers.

A treant is a huge plant creature that resembles a tree.

It can grow up to 30 feet tall and weigh up to 4,500 pounds.

Treants are ancient beings that can live for thousands of years.

They are the guardians of the forests and the allies of the druids and elves.

Treants can move and speak, although they usually remain motionless to blend in with their surroundings.

These creatures can also animate other trees to fight alongside them.

Treants are wise and benevolent, but they can be fierce when defending their homes from threats.

They are not to be confused with ents, which are a fictional race of tree-like beings from J.R.R. Tolkien's fantasy world of Middle-earth.

Ents are similar to treants in appearance and role, but they have some differences, such as having wives and being more vulnerable to fire.

Are treants friendly? That depends on who you ask
Some might say they're gentle, others might say they're brash

They are ancient and wise, but also fierce and proud
They protect the forests, from any harm or crowd

can be allies of druids, and keepers of the grove
They can also be mad, and attack with rock or stove

can change their shape, to match the trees around
They can sense the events, that happen on the ground

are not all the same, they have different looks and traits
They are treants, they are living, they are not just wooden stakes