Fey

Fey are soul-bearing supernatural creatures originating from soul energy in the First World. While effectively immortal in the First World, they still have mortal souls, if of a different nature than those of the Material Plane. They cannot die without extremely powerful magic, and simply reform from the matter of the First World after some variable amount of time. From dryads and satyrs to gremlins and nuckelavees, fey are varied beyond imagination.

Fey bargains

Fey sometimes make magical agreements, fey bargains, in which they imbue the trade partner with limited supernatural power in exchange for something that is always unusual and personal, such as the first syllable of the person’s name, or the ability to see the moon. Breaking such a bargain brings a significant curse upon the oath-breaker, and attempting to end the bargain prematurely always heightens its cost. Bestowed magical powers always are of the primal tradition, and the more powerful a fey, the more potent its boon

Feature	Description
Type	Fey
Risk	Risk varies widely; some are harmless tricksters, others can be quite dangerous
Habitat	Commonly found in enchanted forests, mystical glades, and areas with strong magical presence
Behavior	Often mischievous, playful, or capricious; their behavior can be helpful or harmful depending on their mood
Perception	Typically possess high perception, adept at detecting threats and changes in their environment
Stealth	Generally possess high stealth skills, enabling them to move unseen and surprise intruders
Speed	Varied speed; some may have supernatural means of movement such as teleportation
Attacks	Frequently employ magical attacks, enchantments, and nature-based abilities
Defenses	Use magical protections, illusions, and natural camouflage to evade or confuse attackers