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Message: <blockquote data-quote="toucanbuzz" data-source="post: 8497731" data-attributes="member: 19270">I'm running a fey-heavy setting atm, homebrew using a mix of European/Slavic/Russian/Germanic folklore. Universally, fey don't operate with the same reality, concept of mortality, or morality that PCs do. What may seem trivial could be amusing and novel to fey who need new experiences to feel alive. Others have jobs like couriers for nightmares and so forth. The cloak might be trivial as well, or the challenges.Two universals should exist will all things fey:1. If a bargain is struck, it is kept and something given/taken. However, they are usually construed so mortals are on the losing end of what they believed they were going to get and include an "undeal" (a way to negate the deal for the mortal, such as guessing Rumplestiltskin's name).2. Fey challenges can be deadly. Their bodies don't experience death quite the same way as mortals, so they don't see danger in the same way.The Legendary games 5E products (writers include Jason Nelson who worked on the original fey Kingmaker setting) Faerie Mysteries / Faerie Bargains could be mined for innumerable challenges.<ul> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">Attached is a reincarnation quest I wrote up (customized for my players, but feel free to take anything of use) that is a fey encounter. </li> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">Attached is a fey bazaar. While it's best to avoid fey deals, who can refuse... You can obviously customize any way you see fit. The challenge might be the PCs have to "buy" at least one thing from the market (and you could sneak in a clever undeal such as buying Stumpy's shoes, which he is always obliged to sell for a ditty).</li> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">Attached are "hex" (exploration) supplements to my kingmaker maps, some of which are fey themed and one that involves setting a rusulka to rest (a murdered woman who drowns men who enter her waters until the justice and vengeance are done, a difficulty when the murderer has passed on). While they reference stuff unique to my setting, they could be adapted.</li> </ul></blockquote>

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