You were born into the chaotic and vibrant realm of the Faewild. Your upbringing in this world of wild wonder has taught you that things are rarely what they seem, and that beautiful does not mean trustworthy. In order to survive in Faerie you have learned to see through the mists of illusion to some extent, and this skill aids you wherever you go. Perhaps you never left the Faewild, and adventure has found you here, as it often has, or maybe you have voyaged to the Prime Material Plane for the quest of a lifetime. Either way the land of your birth gives you a wildness sure to attract adventure on any plane.
- Skill Proficiencies: Nature, Animal Handling
- Tool Proficiencies: One type of musical instrument, Herbalism kit
- Languages: Sylvan
- Equipment: A charm or bell with dampener, a musical instrument, a mask, a set of fine but sturdy clothes, and an Herbalism kit.
You gain the Fae Ancestry trait if you do not already. In addition, you have advantage on checks to see the true nature of illusions and can make a Wisdom save to negate the effects of spells that rely on illusion (such as Blur or Invisibility). This ability can only benefit you, and does not apply to your allies.
Suggested Characteristics
Faechildren are wild and crafty, the products of their beautiful and deadly homeland. Their strange or eccentric behavior belies a shrewd and cautious mind, trained to perceive the hidden truths in a chaotic and often deceptive world. While friendly and polite, natives of the Faewild are rarely quick to trust, and are often prepared to be betrayed by even the closest of friends.
| d6 | Bond |
|---|---|
| 1 | I have no concept of an exclusive family, I love everyone I meet and am always ready to gain a new friend. |
| 2 | I met a traveller lost in the Faewild and helped him home safe and sound (mostly), and I just sort of came with. |
| 3 | I came to the PMP on a mission from my Achfey master, I will do anything to see it done and return home. |
| 4 | My family has lived in the Faewild for generations and has carved out a bastion of stability amidst the wilderness. The survival of that community is of utmost importance. |
| 5 | I was adopted into one of the noble houses of the Feral Gentry, and can rely on their help, even if that help causes more problems than it solves. |
| 6 | I have a greater bond with nature than with any person, and trust the changing of the seasons more than the consistency of men. |
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