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Message: <blockquote data-quote="MrMyth" data-source="post: 5590054" data-attributes="member: 61155">Oh yeah, I think that is a great description of it. And you know, I do think the potential for conflict was always still there, just often overlooked. And, of course, even if conflict is possible with many critters, that doesn't mean that all interactions need to be defined by it.   I basically agree. I don't think dryads needed to become inhuman tree monsters. I do think that making them more threatening - or potentially threatening - would be a good thing. A lovely unarmed maiden who could, perhaps, feed you into her tree would be at about my preferred level of 'creepy fey' - not to say that she does so by default, but is capable of doing so to invaders or attackers or those who accidently insult her tree.  I definitely agree with all of those challenges being good approaches that don't involve combat. In this case, I approve of the overall concept of what they were going for with 4E fey, if not always the individual execution of specific monsters.</blockquote>