Fey Transformation Level 3
Becoming a fey requires a direct connection to the faerie realms. Most creatures who become fey are forced to do so when they are stolen from the material realm as a child. These children, known as changelings, rapidly transform after only a few days trapped in the realm of faerie. A changeling’s transition is often painful or strange, for a child altered in this way does not have a say in what type of fey they ultimately become. A creature who voluntarily seeks to become a fey can strike a deal with an arch fey or beseech the court of one of the faerie queens. These pathways to transformation are as dangerous as the realms of faeries themselves, and it requires a quick wit and sharp awareness to get the best of the fey kind.
Transformation Features
A fey has the following transformation features:
Prerequisites
Transformation Level 1 Completed
Transformation Level 2 Completed
The saving throw DC is calculated as follows: Transformation Save DC = 8 + your proficiency bonus + your Charisma modifier
Level Milestones
The following are examples of possible level milestones for the Fey:
• Striking a bargain with a greater fey
• Performing a great deed in the name of one of the faerie queens
• Establishing a new faerie ring or bridge to the fey realms
• Defeating a powerful agent from your rival court
• Earning a domain or title in the realm of faerie
Transformation Level 3
At 3rd level, you can pick one of the following Transformation Boons or pick a boon from a lower level that you meet the prerequisites for. In addition, you also gain this level’s Transformation Flaw.
Made of Magic (Boon): Your transformation into a fey has changed the fundamental nature of your body. You gain resistance to damage from Spells. In addition, when you make a saving throw against a spell you can use a reaction to gain advantage on the roll. Once you use this reaction, you can’t do so again until you finish a short or long rest.
Bound by Words (Flaw): The fey choose their words carefully for they are bound by them, and so too are you. When you give your word to a humanoid creature (such as making a promise or pledge, entering into a contract, or coming to a verbal agreement) the commitment becomes magically enforced. If you fail to fulfill your part of the arrangement, you lose the benefit of all of your fey transformation boons until you surrender an additional tithe to the summer or winter queen, as described in your Queen’s Command flaw. This tithe is in addition to those required by that flaw.
Importantly, you are bound by the letter of any agreement you make, not by the spirit. If you promise you will not lay a hand on the prince, for example, there would be no consequences if you kicked him (provided your hand didn’t touch him in the process).
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