Ideally, your player doesn't know about this anymore than their character does. The thing to remember here is that the Fae will always think they're getting out ahead (and they're usually right), whatever the reward, the risks are never worth it.Īfter you've gotten your players side of the backstory, you need to create their Fae's side. "The Deal" - Kind of like a Genie deal, the Warlock agrees to do some services for the Fae, the Fae agrees to grant a measure of the power. "The Keep it in your pants" - Mortal falls for Fae because of unearthly beauty, Fae reciprocates (as much as fae are capable of), bestowing power. "Clericlock" - the Warlock genuinely worships the Fae the way we would some sort of nature god. "The Binding" - the character stumbles upon the True Name of a Faerie, and in some way coerces it into giving him a measure of its power
"The Faerie Godmother" -the parents made a pact with the Fae to look after their child at birth How are they involved with the Fae? Make sure they recognize this as a dangerous proposition, but not without its benefits. Make sure you're talking with your player.
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Let's talk about some ideas on how to work the Fae as a Patron. Spontaneous is destructive and risky, the long game is the only game Value doing whatever is most interesting or dramatic for the moment Sees himself/herself as the apex predator,loves the artificial, both metaphorically and physically, all deals must be equal Treat symbolic things (Such as courtesy, greetings, etc.) as tangibly real.Įntrapment (Accept a gift from a Fae, you are either trap in that fae's land, or in some way bound to it.įurthermore, we're going to replace the good/evil axis with something similar to this (thanks to /u/Gypsy_Cowboy): FEY NATUREĮverything is simply another part of nature, and we should exist within it's boundaries and find our own place in the food chain Last time, we talked a lot about qualities and morality of the Fae, so before we begin, let's recap.įaeries here have the following qualities: As always, please comment, discuss, and add. Today, we're purely focusing on how a being possessed of the assumed qualities would interact with the party on an individual basis. Originally I was going to focus on all three uses of Individual Fey in the Game (Patron, Villain, General NPC), but I've unfortunately come very close to character limit in my typing out the Patron, so we'll save the Villains and General NPC parts for later.īrief summary of the Morality and qualities of Fae assumed in this post.įae: History and Forms (Earth history, covering different forms/traits throughout mythology in a few different cultures) Today, we're going to examine the Fey with a more practical focus on putting them in game. Well, that's great and all, but how do we use the Fae in game? Do they work best as NPC, Villain, or just distant patron? Last post, we introduced fairies, discussed some of their history, major qualities, and derived a sample morality for them.
Last exchange between my player and her Faerie Godmother Anyone remember to bring that nail we picked up a while back? This is about to get ugly. Furthermore, you forgot to count the petals, there are a bunch with more than 4 She asked for only the purple ones, you brought a bunch of yellow ones along with.
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