Adventures in the Feywild


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We took a "shortcut" through the feywild and had several adventures there, following an ancient dwarvish road. We met elves in a market place, and bought some magic items, got our fortunes told (again), and had some other adventures. You can read about them here: GillianAndTara - Main - TWiki

The log is fairly crude, mostly meant to act as a reference for us, but you may enjoy it... The entry dated Feb 7 starts our Feywild trip.
 

I've only DM'ed one session in the Feywild so far (...and three in the Shadowfell, which I've made a cross between the expected undead-fest and a post-apocalyptic Fallout-style wasteland at the end-of-time).

The Feywild session was very "fairyland". Social puzzles and tricksy fey. It was loosely based on an old Dungeon magazine adventure. A humble villager accidentally stumbled through a portal to the Feywild and ended up as the "guest" of a band of amused fey (eladrin) who were fulfilling his every dream (food, wine, music) at a feast, while secretly mocking his mortal clumsiness and stupidity all the time.

The PCs were sent to find the villager, running afoul of various encounters: an evil fey (ettercap) and his spider minions, prankster sprites, woodland paths that shift and change, a riddling gnome, an arrogant eladrin knight on a fey steed who challenged the mortals to a duel, and finally a skill challenge to convince the feasting eladrin to let the villager go back to the mortal realm.
 

Used "fey passage" and ended up disrupting a Summer Court Arch-fey's wild-hunt. They decided we'd be the next best prey. A cat-and-mouse skill challenge had us running through the wilds.

it was quite exciting.
 

feywild adventure

the king of the city-state has hired the adventuring party to keep other idiot adventurers away from an upcoming dragon summit. the adventurers are under orders to stay away from the dragons because it's more than they can handle (they're all around 5th level). while taking a shortcut through the feywild, they get ambushed by a similar-leveled group (ala "the linear guild") and as combat breaks out, the adventurers accidentally rile up some good fairies and some not-so-friendly fey enemies -- making it not quite a mexican standoff. it's exciting and crazy and a little difficult to figure out who's with whom. madcap fun!
 

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