Fey-child

You are a child of the Fey, you may have been born from one of the inhabitants of the Feywild, or you may have been adopted by one of them. Perhaps you were captured by mischiveous fairies as a child who wisked you away to the land of the fey, or you fell in with a troupe of Tuathans: gypsies of the feywild, gifted in song and magic, who wander fairy roads in lively caravans. Perhaps you are an eladrin elf, a native of the fey courts. One way or another you've now found yourself in the mortal realm. You might  have the spirit of an adventurer, and left  willingly to explore the worlds outside of the feywild, or perhaps you were outcast, or are on the run from a cruel and wicked enemy. Whatever your story, the land of the mortals pales in comparison to the wonders of the feywild, and you must now learn adapt.

Skill Proficiencies: Deception, Nature

Tool Proficiencies: Choose between a herbalism kit, or one musical instruments of your choice.

Languages: Sylvan

Equipment: A set of traveller's clothes, a fey-themed trinket of special significance (such as, a pouch of pixie dust, a spring of wolfsbane, eladrin hair dyes, a rabbit's foot, or an alabaster mask) a grey cloak that keeps you perfectly dry in the rain, and a belt pouch containing 10 gp.

Suggested Characteristics

d8	Personality Trait
1	Every day is the greatest day of my life.
2	I am given to bouts of reverie, often daydreaming about cloud castles, shining cities, and enchanted forests.
3	I do everything with enthusiasm, even the most mundane chores.
4	I love music and song. I supply a tune myself if no one else can.
5	I don't talk about the Feywild. My time there is like a beautiful dream I struggle to capture as it fades from memory.
6	Mortal food has lost all taste for me, compared to the exquisite delicacies of the faeries.
7	I put no trust in appearances. That old woman could be an enchantress, as easily as she could be a wicked hag.
8	I religiously abide by certain superstitions. Never cross a toadstool ring by moonlight!

d6	Ideal
1	Respect. I respect all life. In Faerie, a frog may be a prince, a troll may have a heart of gold, and the humblest folk are sometimes the most powerful. (Good)
2	Fate. Ours is a tale of many threads, woven into one tapestry. (Any)
3	Live and Let Live. Caution was my byword in the Feywild. Keep to yourself and live to see another day. (Neutral)
4	Nature. I put little stock in mortal rules and laws. Such things carry no weight in Faerie. (Chaotic)
5	Truth. I never break an oath. Woe to any in the Land of Faerie who reneges on their word. (Lawful)
6	Freedom. The capricious nature of the fey is the ultimate expression of freedom. (Chaotic)

d6	Bond
1	I keep my thoughts and discoveries in a journal. My journal is my only record of my time in Faerie, which I have forgotten.
2	I seek to reunite with those I left behind in Faerie or the mortal world.
3	I fled into the Feywild to escape a troubled past. I must someday confront it.
4	My heart was stolen by a faerie maiden.
5	I owe a debt to a fey creature, who assisted me when I was lost.
6	I have a lucky clover, rabbit's foot, or iron horseshoe. I must never part from it.

d6	Flaw
1	I have certain rituals that I must follow every day. I can never break them.
2	I am highly suspicious of a pretty face.
3	I have unrealistic, storybook expectations. In Faerie, a knight can slay a dragon and a rogue can fool a giant, so why not here?
4	People, causes, and fashions can infatuate me, but my fancy passes with equal speed.
5	I derive precious little satisfaction from the world. Such pleasures pale before the wonders of the Feywild.
6	I talk to fairies that no one else can see.

d6	Personality Trait
1	I am given to bouts of reverie, often daydreaming about cloud castles, shining cities, and enchanted forests.
2	I do everything with enthusiasm, even the most mundane chores.
3	I often talk, hum or sing to myself to keep the melancholy of this realm at bay.
4	I don't talk about the Feywild. My time there is like a beautiful dream I struggle to capture as it fades from memory.
5	Mortal food has lost all taste for me, compared to the exquisite delicacies of the faeries
6	My emotions are often as changable as the seasons, I may fall madly in love one moment, only to be bored and indifferent the next.

d6	Ideal
1	Friendship. I must find people I can trust if i'm to survive in this grim land. (Any)
2	Respect. I respect all life. In Faerie, a frog may be a prince, a troll may have a heart of gold, and the humblest folk are sometimes the most powerful. (Good)
3	Truth. I never break an oath. Woe to any in the Land of Faerie who reneges on their word. (Lawful)
4	Freedom. The capricious nature of the fey is the ultimate expression of freedom. (Chaotic)
5	Greed. The people of this realm are easily manipulated, I will use my charm to get what I want. (Evil)
6	Curiosity: The Material Plane is so different from the Feywild, it's exciting to see what it has to offer. (Neutral)

d6	Bond
1	I keep my thoughts and discoveries in a journal. My journal is my only record of my time in Faerie, which I have forgotten.
2	I seek to reunite with those I left behind in Faerie or the mortal world.
3	I fled from the Feywild to escape a troubled past. I must someday confront it.
4	I was betrothed to one of the fey before I left.
5	I left everyone I once knew and loved behind in the Feywild. I will build a new family for myself here.
6	My friends are what keep me grounded in this world. I don’t know what I’d do without them.

d6	Flaw
1	I derive precious little satisfaction from the world. Such pleasures pale before the wonders of the Feywild.
2	I never quite seem to fit in, no matter where I go.
3	I tend to compare things in the Material Plane unfavorably to how they were in the Feywild, loudly and frequently.
4	I cannot tell a lie. Half-truths and deception however are fair game.
5	I talk to fairies that no one else can see.
6	I struggle with the concept of compassion and empathy. Others sometimes see me as aloof and indifferent.