Fey Lore

[DM_Fiery_Fist]

Raven,

Thanks for posting up that Faerie Article - I was out of town for a few days, so I've been looking forward to checking it out. I'm sure it will be excellent.

 

[Krieg]

There are also two other d20 books dealing specifically with Faeries and their ilk...

Celtic Age: The Little People - A Guide to Faeries by Avalance press

Such is the Way of the Faeries: A guide to the Thornewode Deeps by Sovereign Press

 

[qstor]

There's some material on fey magic in the Magic of Faerun as well. I've envisoned the fey mushroom circles as portals ala FR to the Demiplane of Faerie.

Mike

 

[Voadam]

Non celtic fey,

Oriental adventures has Hengeyokai, animal shapeshifters

Japan I believe has fox women legends which are portrayed in Complete Minions by Bastion Press (a 3.5 monster book) and Jade Dragons and Hungry Ghosts (a 3.0 oriental monster book by Green Ronin). I think Jade Dragons has a second little fey like critter but I can't remember the name. Minions also has the nagley which are fantasy celtic like fey.

Bane Leger (Bloodstone Press) one and two have real world other culture creatures, I'm not sure if they have fey in them though.

Joe's Book of Enchantment (Throwing Dice Games) has a few fey as well.

I think there is a whole fey sourcebook for AEG's world of Theah, their d20 version of their Seven Seas setting.

 

[Raven Crowking]

Removed

 

[DM_Fiery_Fist]

Hey, RSKennan, have you heard any word on when the Complete Guide to Fey will be released?

 

[DMH]

Today- check out rpgnow.

I can't wait and see the synergy of Faeries and Fey Lore.

 

[DM_Fiery_Fist]

Thanks DMH, I'm glad to see that it's out now.

 

[Banshee16]

Is the Complete Guide to Fey only an electronic PDF product? Or is it also available in print format? Does anyone know?

Banshee

 

[DMH]

It is currently only as a pdf. The print form will be around in a few weeks (4-5?).