Courtly Graces. You gain proficiency in two skills determined by your court. If you are already proficient in one or both of these skills, then your proficiency bonus is doubled for ability checks using that skill. If you have or ever gain double your proficiency bonus in one or both of these skills, you gain an additional +2 for that skill. Additionally, your fealty to a fey court offers you protection from certain emotions associated with the court. You gain a benefit based on your court.
Summer. You gain proficiency in Performance and Persuasion, and you are immune to being charmed.
Winter. You gain proficiency in Deception and Intimidation, and you are immune to being frightened.
Flaw.
Bound by Words. 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 by 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 agreement, you lose the benefit of all of your fey transformation boons until you surrender tithe to the summer or winter queen, as determined by the GM. This could be magic items, coin, secrets you've held, or a completion of some task. 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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