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Wayward Fey

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The Feywild is a perilous land filled with hags and fomorians, but also with playful pixies and benevolent unicorns.

Join to these ranks the dutiful Silver Knight, the playful Streamling or the majesty of the Grandmother Dryad.

This supplement provides you with advice, statistics, recommended treasure and useful background and flavor notes for using six new kinds of fey in your game.  The creatures in this work range from the benevolent Chime to the ravenous Dream Eater and will provide you with new and provocative options for your game.

Also included are options for lateral advancement of player characters with a fey theme and a variant Archfey patron for Warlocks.

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Malcolm W July 30, 2021 7:02 pm UTC
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I love the concept of the Dream Eaters, and have some questions about how they play at the table.

1.) Is a party attacked by Dream Eaters in a collective, shared dream, or do the Dream Eaters prey on individuals only? Trying to work out the party dynamic here...

2.) Does the Charisma Slam attack represent the attack bonus and damage from any dream-weapon the dream-foe might be wielding?

3.) For the Charisma Drain ability, how does one manage the number of hours a Dreamer spends in the Dreamscape? Since I imagine dream-time is warped, is this an arbitrary DM decision?

4.) For elves in Trance state, what would precipitate an elf to enter the Dreamscape upon finding his human party members can't be roused? Perhaps an Arcana check to understand what is going on and that entering the Dreamscape is an option?
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adam L December 27, 2022 8:48 pm UTC
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So I’m glad that this thing I wrote like 6 years ago has had legs.

The dream eater is clever, and so like I wrote in the text in media’s res is how to do the session start. I would say begin with one player character and discover the others as the shared dream evolves.

All attack figures are math comprehensive so no additional math is needed to get to the attack and damage figures. I didn’t contemplate a dream spun weapon so that could add some bonus sure.

Elves do not sleep and so the dream eater isn’t a natural predator on them. I would suggest your elf players to wake up and discover their friends all incapacitated. I would also suggest that you throw in a threat for that elf to deal with in the waking world, like monsters trying to murder their dreamscapes friends while they slumber.
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Daniel C November 19, 2019 5:30 pm UTC
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Hey I would like to use one or two of your creations in a massive redesign I have planned for Hags. Please contact me. If I get no response I will, at minimum give you full credit for the creation of said creatures in my reference pages.
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adam L December 27, 2022 8:44 pm UTC
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All my best wishes, I’m glad it spun off into something for you.
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Jody J June 09, 2016 7:08 pm UTC
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This product has been added to the DMs Guild Creature Index. http://www.dmsguild.com/product/184543/DMs-Guild-Creature-Index
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Terrance G June 07, 2016 7:36 am UTC
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Which edition of D&D is best for this?
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adam L February 03, 2016 1:57 pm UTC
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In response to the useful feedback from Harrison B. I have uploaded Fey Nightmares for all your evil fairy needs.
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