Fey Folk
Unpredictable, otherworldly, and forever changing, the Fey Folk embody the wild and untamed forces of the natural world.In-game racial description
About the Fey Folk
[edit]The Fey Folk are among the most mysterious peoples of Tymora. Unlike other races, whose appearances and traits remain relatively stable across generations, the Fey are inherently unpredictable. A Fey child may bear little resemblance to their parents, developing traits entirely their own. Some resemble walking plants, others possess insect-like features, while some appear as strange fusions of beast and humanoid. No two Fey are ever truly alike.
Their origins remain unknown. Some believe the Fey emerged from the chaotic forces of nature itself, while others claim they are remnants of a forgotten age older than recorded history. Whatever the truth, Fey exist throughout the world, embracing lives as varied and unpredictable as their forms. Many celebrate this freedom, rejecting rigid labels and expectations in favor of defining themselves on their own terms.
Racial Features & Requirements
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Cultures
[edit]Though the Fey defy strict classification, scholars generally group them into four broad categories based on their appearance and the forces that seem to shape them.
Radiant and vibrant, the Sunfed embody the raw beauty of untamed nature. They often bear traits of fungi or plants, glowing spores, bark-like skin, or vine-wrapped limbs, and shift easily between serene grace and wild fury.
Insect-like in both appearance and behaviour, the Hive are aloof and enigmatic. They often possess traits such as dragonfly or butterfly wings, chitinous limbs, or shell-like carapaces. Their speech and mannerisms can feel strange to others.
Towering and imposing, the Grey are Fey Folk who defy easy classification. They are often misunderstood, feared, or revered for their sheer presence. Their forms are wild, elemental, and powerful, beings that seem caught between myth and nightmare.
True children of chaos, Chimeras are hybrids born of many beasts and strange magics. No two are alike, and they may combine wings, horns, claws, fur, feathers, or more. Their unpredictable nature makes them both fascinating and dangerous.