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(In Defense of the Fey) a preface [E]very time a child says, “I don’t believe in fairies,” there is a fairy somewhere that falls down dead —JM Barrie, Peter Pan; or, the Boy Who Wouldn’t Grow Up h By Scott Gable We’ve never really had an overabundance of gaming material for the fey Of course, there have been a few standout pieces here and there, but they seem so few, especially when compared to the quantities available for the various humanoid races and outsiders Why should this be the case? At my table, for instance, players and GMs alike would have eaten up more fey So was planted the seed for the Faerie Ring But how to start? So many questions arise What are the fey? In flavor and crunch, what are they? How they fit with everything else? Where they live? What they when they’re not tormenting adventurers? Why they torment adventurers? What is their story? The fey must have a story just as anyone else does What is their history? Where have they been, and where are they going? Who are the important personalities of the fey? How they relate with the rest of the multiverse? Where are the others? Most of our fey are currently built from a very select portion of folklore and mythology—primarily European, largely Celtic and Germanic This is great material, but what about other sources of inspiration? Well then Done and done Easy peasy Time to see what might be Dragons are dandy, and fiends are fine; but fey are feisty, ferocious, finicky, flighty, flirtacious,