Category:Fey - Revision history

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	This category enumerates the varieties and some individuals of the native race of [[~~Pelithos~~]].		This category enumerates the varieties and some individuals of the native race of [[Aracdia]].

	=Overview=		=Overview=

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Variations

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	* They cannot reproduce conventionally. There are no Fey children.		* They cannot reproduce conventionally. There are no Fey children.
	* They cannot die in any meaningful sense of the word. Instead, if they are killed, they simply fade away, only to emerge some time later as if from a dream of their former life. They look the same, but how much they recall on their former life varies. Their interests and personalities can shift.		* They cannot die in any meaningful sense of the word. Instead, if they are killed, they simply fade away, only to emerge some time later as if from a dream of their former life. They look the same, but how much they recall on their former life varies. Their interests and personalities can shift.

	~~=Variations=~~

	* [[Kindly Ones]]
	* [[Offlings]]
	* [[Redcaps]]

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Variations

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Variations

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	==Variation==		==Variation==

	The category of Fey includes a base species: the [[Fairfolk]] are the form of Elves when they are first transformed from Integral to Strange. This is the form that Fey stay in unless they join one of the [[Fey Courts]]. Upon joining a Fey Court, the Fey begins following a Strange Philosophy developed by a [[Fey God]]. These philosophies are so profound, they actually reshape the Fey, and are the source of Fey varieties.		The category of Fey includes a base species: the [[Fairfolk]] are the form of Elves when they are first transformed from Integral to Strange. This is the form that Fey stay in unless they join one of the [[Fey Courts]]. Upon joining a Fey Court, the Fey begins following a Strange Philosophy developed by a [[Fey God]]. These philosophies are so profound, they actually reshape the Fey, and are the source of Fey varieties. This is not permanent, however. Fey routinely migrate between courts, and thus between species of Fey.

	=Society=		=Society=

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Ecology

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	* They do not sleep, and in fact cannot fall unconscious, even involuntarily.		* They do not sleep, and in fact cannot fall unconscious, even involuntarily.
	* They eat and ~~drink~~, but not for biological sustenance. They do not excrete.		* They eat, drink, and breathe, but not for biological sustenance. They do not excrete.
	* They do not age in any meaningful sense of the word, though they can appear older or younger at different times. This doesn't seem to be a conscious choice.		* They do not age in any meaningful sense of the word, though they can appear older or younger at different times. This doesn't seem to be a conscious choice.
	* They cannot reproduce conventionally. There are no Fey children.		* They cannot reproduce conventionally. There are no Fey children.

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	==Variation==		==Variation==

	The category of Fey includes a base species: the [[~~Sidhe~~]] are the form of Elves when they are first transformed from Integral to Strange. This is the form that Fey stay in unless they join one of the [[Fey Courts]]. Upon joining a Fey Court, the Fey begins following a Strange Philosophy developed by a [[Fey God]]. These philosophies are so profound, they actually reshape the Fey, and are the source of Fey varieties.		The category of Fey includes a base species: the [[Fairfolk]] are the form of Elves when they are first transformed from Integral to Strange. This is the form that Fey stay in unless they join one of the [[Fey Courts]]. Upon joining a Fey Court, the Fey begins following a Strange Philosophy developed by a [[Fey God]]. These philosophies are so profound, they actually reshape the Fey, and are the source of Fey varieties.

	=Society=		=Society=

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Ecology

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	=Ecology=		=Ecology=

	~~Ecology Goes Here~~		Fey differ from Mortal ecological traits in a large number of ways.

			* They do not sleep, and in fact cannot fall unconscious, even involuntarily.
			* They eat and drink, but not for biological sustenance. They do not excrete.
			* They do not age in any meaningful sense of the word, though they can appear older or younger at different times. This doesn't seem to be a conscious choice.
			* They cannot reproduce conventionally. There are no Fey children.
			* They cannot die in any meaningful sense of the word. Instead, if they are killed, they simply fade away, only to emerge some time later as if from a dream of their former life. They look the same, but how much they recall on their former life varies. Their interests and personalities can shift.

	=Variations=		=Variations=