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<blockquote data-quote="Weiley31" data-source="post: 9567919" data-attributes="member: 7017196">I can see the annoyance. I personally felt anything from the Feywild should be typed as Fey. So, the Haragons and Owlkin not being typed as such always felt a tad weird to me.Following on a similar theme, in Kobold Press' Book of Ebon Tides any &quot;Disney&quot; style animal character ,(ya know, the kind that walk and talk ala Robin Hood or what not) seem to be considered as a kind of &quot;Fey&quot; as well. Or more like distant cousins as mentioned in one of the passages in said book.Now granted, they don't get typed as Fey if a player option IIRC. (Certainly Bearfolk aren't listed as Fey or even the Shadow Bearfolk sub-race option in said book). But, I can at least buy that the distant cousin part is the reasoning for why they aren't fully typed as Fey.Interestingly, one of the Feylords in the Kobold Press books IS the Lord of Bearfolk, or something like that.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Weiley31, post: 9567919, member: 7017196"] I can see the annoyance. I personally felt anything from the Feywild should be typed as [I]Fey.[/I] So, the Haragons and Owlkin not being typed as such always felt a tad weird to me. Following on a similar theme, in Kobold Press' [I]Book of Ebon Tides[/I] any "Disney" style animal character ,(ya know, the kind that walk and talk ala Robin Hood or what not) seem to be considered as a kind of "Fey" as well. Or more like [I]distant cousins[/I] as mentioned in one of the passages in said book. Now granted, they don't get typed as Fey if a player option IIRC. (Certainly Bearfolk aren't listed as Fey or even the Shadow Bearfolk sub-race option in said book). But, I can at least buy that the distant cousin part is the reasoning for why they aren't fully typed as Fey. [I]Interestingly, one of the Feylords in the Kobold Press books IS the Lord of Bearfolk, or something like that.[/I] [/QUOTE]

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