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Message: <blockquote data-quote="SnowleopardVK" data-source="post: 5854248" data-attributes="member: 6677945">I've used a brownie in Pathfinder. She was living in an old abandoned mansion on some clifftops that got turned into a base by a First World (i.e. fae world) gang of thieves. She spent years hiding out, not really liking that they were there, but not strong enough to get rid of them. (She also liked the house to much, and considered it hers, and was protecting some owls she had befriended who were living there, so she refused to leave herself.)The PCs tracked some poachers who were going after the endangered owls, and the poachers and thieves got into a mini war of sorts. When the PCs came, the brownie snuck out of hiding to try and make contact with them (she was desperate for someone to help clear out the villains) but got cornered by one of the poachers before she could make contact. She escaped into a wide drainpipe but found the far end blocked, and was trapped in there and slowly starving until the PCs cleared her way out by taking down the poachers she was escaping.After that she provided some (slightly mistrustful) support to them as they used the mansion as an occasional makeshift base of operations, and slowly warmed up to them as they helped relocate the owls and their awakened leader to a safer home and defended them against the minions of an evil worm that walks summoner.By the time they were going after the evil summoner himself she offered to join them as a familiar to one of the party casters, and once they succeeded at that quest and were able to leave the mansion and owls behind, knowing that the birds would be safe in their new home she opted to come with them, having grown more attached to her new friends than she was to the old mansion.</blockquote>

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