Feykin

The fey were in the woods and the waters before there were roads, and they have never agreed that the roads were needed. They are spirits of the growing world, small for the most part and easily broken, and so quick and clever that there is no bargaining with them. A fey will answer truly any question but the one that was asked.

Farmers leave milk out for them. Gaolers blame them when a cell is found empty, for it is said that one tiny follower of Maybloom lives in every prison; and many of the fey do call that goddess mother. The goblins hunt them for sport, and this the fey have not forgiven. Of the succubi, who are counted in the kin, the rest speak seldom.

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• The peoples of this kin: Pixie, Nixie, Succubus, Dryad and Grig. Each has an entry of its own.
• All of them speak common and sylvan.
• Most fey are weak of body and gifted in magic, and the pixie and the nixie are among the best peoples for a spellcaster.