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2017年1月27日 · "A fey is a creature with supernatural abilities and connections to nature or to some other force or place." ~ Monster Manual Official D&D publishers never explained fully what exactly fey are and how they work. For the most part, they are portrayed as elusive and tricky creatures living in the wilderness.
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2015年12月22日 · PHB p. 176: "Size and Strength. Larger creatures can bear more weight, whereas Tiny creatures can carry less. For each size category above Medium, double the creature's carrying capacity and the amount it can push, drag, or lift. For a Tiny creature, halve these weights." Your carrying capacities are incorrect. You have to halve them.
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2011年9月1日 · There was a series of articles about Faerie creatures on the Wizards website, if that counts (plus the plane of Faerie in MotP). Originally Posted by Slipperychicken I guess this forum is some kind of mystical afterlife for dnd nerds who die during internet discussions?
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2019年4月14日 · Because the aesthetics of being good is typically not considered ugly, people often mistake fey of beauty for "good" creatures and this is why the fey can seem so unpredicatble and enigmatic. Second is that fey are spirits of nature but more specifically, they are spirits of living things - the emergent properties of nature as it grows into ...
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2023年3月22日 · Gray Nisp TH3 100 Large Fey (Aquatic) 8 8 - water-based fey creatures that dwell in swamps, rivers, lakes, and seas Gremlin FM 59 Tiny Fey 1 0,5 - mischievous fey, vicious cousins to the brownie Gremlin TH3 103 Small Fey 0,5 1 3 wicked fey beings who revel in destruction and creating mayhem
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2012年5月8日 · The Silthilar (LoM) are aberrations that used to be fey, remnants of a fey race also destroyed by cataclysm and could only survive by altering themselves beyond recognition. So, in Dungeons and Dragons 3.5, the fey are often encountered alone, but there is a greater society of them out there somewhere, maybe more than one, and there used to be ...
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2017年3月15日 · In a fantasy setting, however, magic can make truly "pure" (or elemental) iron, by a variety of means and it's there that I think the notion of "cold iron" should be explored and it's the purity that grants it whatever mystical properties we might want to give it. If Fey creatures dislike normal iron, they really won't like elemental iron.
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2011年12月22日 · evil female fey that feed on the blood of living creatures: Beansidhe: CF 5: Medium Fey (Incorporeal) 0* 6-fey spirit that warns the living of mortal danger: Befind: TLP 59: Tiny Fey: 1: 4-part of a trio of fairies who appear at the birth of a child, Gallic: Bladeleaf: ME1: Tiny Fey: 1: 1 +2: cruel, sadistic fey that nonetheless see themselves ...
101 Things Found Only In the Feywild - Giant in the Playground …
2017年1月4日 · The vines are often used by fey creatures to capture prey or to lull their enemies into a deep sleep. 14) Faerie Dust: A sparkling powder that is produced by certain flowers in the Feywild. The dust is highly sought after by spellcasters for its magical properties, which include inducing vivid hallucinations and causing objects to levitate.
What creatures in 5e have no soul? - Giant in the Playground Forums
2023年11月1日 · Fey; Plants, undead and constructs don't have souls. Fiends, celestials and elementals are the physical embodiment of natural/supernatural forces, ideals/beliefs/concepts or the leftover of souls. Some creatures don't have souls, but rather are souls. Certain fiends and undead come to mind, like ghosts, or lemures.