Surely more races and people would live in feywild than just elastin, hags, dryads, sprites, and fomorians right? Is there any other info regarding what type of people live and inhabit feywild?

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Wild Beyond the Witchlight might be a useful resource for this question. Bottom line, though is: pretty much anyone. 

Displacer beasts, blink dogs and owlbears all seem to have Feywild origins. Goblinoids also have Fey origins (at least since Monsters of the Multiverse). MotM additionally provides more Fey character species options: Centaur, Satyr, Changeling and Fairy, plus several more Fey monster races. 

I rather like the take on the Fey in the “Invisible Library” series: creatures that live to inhabit a literary trope as fully as possible. Thus, I’d imagine Trolls in the Feywild finding bridges to live beneath, Cloud Giants arresting people on suspicion of possession of leguminous vegetables, Werewolves disguising themselves as grandmothers…

Yeah, Wild beyond the Witchlight , and Domains of Delight are good, wait I can pull up a list from Domains of Delight

"Domain Denizens

The Feywild Creatures table can help you populate a Domain of Delight. Stat blocks for the listed creatures appear in the Monster Manual or The Wild Beyond the Witchlight (WW).

Just because a creature doesn’t appear on the Feywild Creatures table doesn’t mean that it can’t appear in a Domain of Delight. Any D&D creature can find its way to the Feywild, and sometimes it’s fun to surprise players with creatures their characters would not expect to meet in the Feywild, such as a band of githyanki or a vampire.

You can add Moonstone Dragons (dragons native to the Feywild: from Fizban’s Treasury of Dragons).

There is something of an absence of higher CR Fey creatures. (Does an “Archfey” stat block exist?) However, you can re-flavour existing monsters as Fey. For example, one of the origins suggested for the Dhampir is a predatory Fey creature: you could just change a Vampire’s creature type to “Fey” to create such a nightmarish horror. 

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You can add Moonstone Dragons (dragons native to the Feywild: from Fizban’s Treasury of Dragons).

There is something of an absence of higher CR Fey creatures. (Does an “Archfey” stat block exist?)

Archfey are generally considered unique individuals, so there's no generic stat block.  Though you can simulate it by taking some high-level NPC statblocks, changing the type to Fey, and giving them a few properties like some innate illusion spells, the ability to fly, or change the damage type of one of their attacks to deal psychic damage.

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I needed this and you rock! ;)

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I needed this and you rock! ;)

Nah -- the others gave better answers. The cool thing about what I gave you is that it is basically a link to the DDB System, so the more stuff you own, the bigger that lists gets.

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You can add Moonstone Dragons (dragons native to the Feywild: from Fizban’s Treasury of Dragons).

There is something of an absence of higher CR Fey creatures. (Does an “Archfey” stat block exist?)

Archfey are generally considered unique individuals, so there's no generic stat block.  Though you can simulate it by taking some high-level NPC statblocks, changing the type to Fey, and giving them a few properties like some innate illusion spells, the ability to fly, or change the damage type of one of their attacks to deal psychic damage.

 One thought that crossed my mind was to have a look at the Drow (and maybe Shadar-Kai) in the MM and in MotM. Those could provide the basis, with appropriate modifications, for various members of a Fey court. 

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I needed this and you rock! ;)

 

Nah -- the others gave better answers. The cool thing about what I gave you is that it is basically a link to the DDB System, so the more stuff you own, the bigger that lists gets.

 Nah, I prefer yours because it's a list and less back and forth clickety click and less turning pages.

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You can add Moonstone Dragons (dragons native to the Feywild: from Fizban’s Treasury of Dragons).

There is something of an absence of higher CR Fey creatures. (Does an “Archfey” stat block exist?)

Archfey are generally considered unique individuals, so there's no generic stat block.  Though you can simulate it by taking some high-level NPC statblocks, changing the type to Fey, and giving them a few properties like some innate illusion spells, the ability to fly, or change the damage type of one of their attacks to deal psychic damage.

 One thought that crossed my mind was to have a look at the Drow (and maybe Shadar-Kai) in the MM and in MotM. Those could provide the basis, with appropriate modifications, for various members of a Fey court. 

 Good idea!

Anything can be in the feywild. the average beholder over there is an archfey, he lives in a feywild domain centered around his paranoia and safety of his beholder hive.

hey this thread died :O

Besides the cannon (i.e., searching in D&DBeyond filtering for Fey), here are other inhabitants in the Feywild when I'm DM:

• Plants: awakened trees (pervasive),Roper, awakened trees, ents, shambling mound etc.), Blights (twig)
• Fungus: vegepygmies, shriekers
• Beast-like: Pegasus, Unicorn, Ankheg, Gorgon, Giant Elk/Boars/Eagles, Roc
• Beautiful/colored birds: Coutal, Griffons, Hippogriff, Pegasus, Peryton, Owlbear, 
• Spiders
• Other Dragons: varies by environment/season: green, copper, white, gold; Nagas (water) 
• Swarms - rot grubs (on dead bodies), swarm of animated books (in castle/cottage/hut)
• Amphibious: all bullywugs subspecies (with spell like abilities)
• Other: Korred, Yuan-Ti, Orcs (oni), Doppelganger, Trolls, Displacer beasts, winged Kobolds, Stirges, Harpies, Cyclops, Minotaur, Chimeras
• Very circumstantial:
• Undead: banshees, in a swamp (will-o-the-wisp)
• Ooze: bag jelly (4 sale at a market), gelatenous cube (rainbow/prismatic) in a hidden grotto, castle dungeon, cavern
• Lycanthropes/werewolves
• Aberrations
• Elementals, Mephits
• Bulette
• NPCs: Arch Fey (Baba Yaga), Druids (Fey-adjacent themed subclasses, backgrounds), Rangers (Horizon Walker subclass), Wildmagic Sorcerers,

I would imagine that there are some elvish communities in the feywilds. At the very least, you could find some elves as explorers or travelers in the feywilds.

Well .... if it's wild, or it's fey ...