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Revision as of 20:21, 19 March 2023
Fae are the lesser spirits of nature awakened by the Sixth Circle. They are native to the Ethereal Plane though some choose to dwell elsewhere.
History
- During the Elder Wars, the Sixth Circle and Seventh Circle worked together to help the fae manifest a collective Great Spirit which would become the Maeve and eventually style herself Queen.
- Manteekan used Fain's Elixir in his awakenings and altered the fae of Icewynderkyl Forest. For these acts, he was counted among the Twelve Traitors and exiled to the Void.
- Known types awoken or altered by Manteekan: banshee, grimalkin, redcaps, bogies, barghest, agropelters, hodekin, gumberoos, spriggans, whimpuses, tripoderos, snow wassets, slaugh and squonks.
- Hyfae, notably, are not associated with Queen Maeve.
- With Manteekan's return to the Basin in 441 CE, Bralki the redcap began to sell a new fae, the squonkabonk.
Types of Fae
brownies, leprechauns, pigwidgeons, pookas, nymphs, willowisps, sprites, sylphs, banchees pixies, dryads, naiads, nereids, eissfaasia, snoelorae, snoefaasia, hyfae, squonkabonk, vilovit