Basic Feywild Rules (2024)

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Basic Feywild Rules? ›

There are three "rules" of the Feywild realm of Prismeer in particular. Hospitality, Ownership, and Reciprocity. Hospitality: When a friend, enemy, or stranger enters your home, you are expected to be gracious and accommodating to them until such time as they prove by word or action to be undeserving of hospitality.

There are three "rules" of the Feywild realm of Prismeer in particular. Hospitality, Ownership, and Reciprocity. Hospitality: When a friend, enemy, or stranger enters your home, you are expected to be gracious and accommodating to them until such time as they prove by word or action to be undeserving of hospitality.

A creature that leaves the Feywild must make a DC 10 Wisdom saving throw. Fey creatures automatically succeed on the saving throw, as do any creatures (like elves and half-elves) that have the Fey Ancestry trait. A creature that fails the saving throw remembers nothing from its time spent in the Feywild.

Rule of Reciprocity

By and large, fey feel strongly about quid-pro-quo and balance. If something is taken, then something of equal value must be given, and what a fey consideres to be of equal value is the big question.

don't say thank you. it implies that you owe them a favour. that video is a great example of fairy folklore that says don't thank the Fae. because it puts you in their power.

Anyone who knows of the Aymm Rhoin, or Elven Naming Ritual knows that names are powerful seals and hold power, especially to a Fey. If a Fey asks for a humanoid's name and they say it, they're giving them power (and possibly partial control) over them.

Do you age in the Feywild? Yes! And, depending on how you're counting your age, you might have to keep track of two numbers for your character after a journey into the feywild. You will have your subjective age, that is, the age your character experiences as they go about their life.

Breaking a promise would be akin to speaking a falsehood. Promises are sacred pacts among Fey that must be followed, though Fey will often manipulate the circ*mstances to ensure that they do not have to abide by the promise's intent.

Planar traits

The Feywild is permanently warm, as if being bathed in sunlight no matter where you are. Winds blow constantly and wildly, with speeds and directions changing always.

Can a human live in the Feywild? ›

Inhabitants of a non bestial nature are rare in these lands as they are prohibited entrance to the realm by the Nature deities which rule over this domain. Humans are the most forbidden race within the Feywild, and are killed on sight by most denizens of the realm.

The dark fey enclave was a region of the Feywild that was corrupted by malignant forces that originated from the Feydark. It was named for the dark fey denizens that took up residence within its numerous swamps, groups that were led by the fomorian witch Magra Curse-Eye.

The Feywild is a parallel plane to the Material Plane. Unlike the Material Plane, the Feywild is fueled by wild, magical energy drawn from the emotions of its inhabitants.

Don't accept gifts and never thank the Fey. Do not eat Fey Food or drink Fey Wine when uninvited. Don't give Fey cheap clothing. Don't mention that you have a newborn child at home or speak the names of children.

The Unseelie Accords are the laws all Fae must follow, including Wyld Fae. They are as follows: 1) A favour once owed, must be repaid. There must always be balance. Never take anything without giving something of equal value in return.