Innate Spellcasting. The broonae's innate spellcasting ability is Wisdom (DC 14). It can innately cast the following spells, requiring no spell components.
At will: invisibility (self), mage hand (the hand is invisible), mending, minor illusion
3/day each: catapult, misty step, shield, tongues
1/day each: fabricate, immovable object (as a 6th-level spell), suggestion
Expert Artisan: Broonae are proficient with a broad range of tools, kits, supplies, and utensil's, such as: Armorer's, Brewer's, Carpenter's, Cobbler's, Cook's, Engraver's, Fletcher's, Glassblower's, Jeweler's, Leatherworker's, Mason's, Painter's, Pipemaker's, Potter's, Shipwright's, Smith's, Tinker's, Weaver's, Wheelwright's, and Woodcarver's, among other similar artisan tools. And they can always call the necessary tools to hand and stow them as a free action.
Description
Broonae (sometimes called cupboard sprigs or house brownies) spend more time near other races than most fey. While they live in the woodlands and grasslands, they tinker around in the domiciles of common folk, fixing this or that. They repair tools and household items, mend clothing and roofs, and remove holes, squeaks, and scuffs. They have even been known to fabricate or fix bridges, dams, wagons, furniture, and other useful articles and fixtures for homes in need. They even make toys or can prepare a meal.
Unlike pixies and sprites, who resemble elves, broonae resemble tiny gnomes who are six to eight inches tall. But, they are rarely visible, preferring to do their work invisibly and as silently as they can. If they do get caught, they may use suggestion to prevent an observer from calling others. Unlike most other creatures, broonae can cast and control up to two mage hands at one time.
While they primarily strive to help common folk, they have been known to use their expertise and innate magic to create small disruptions in the lives of those more selfish and mean-spirited beings.
Although broonae can make and repair weapons of all kinds, they are not proficient with them. Their typical offensive tactics include trickery and the occasional catapulted oblect.
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