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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Fallen Seraph" data-source="post: 4266052" data-attributes="member: 57894">The cost of a Pact with Feyfolk should be erratic and unknowable. They think in a manner that is wholely unhuman, and have little to no sense of morality, right or wrong. They simply act on their whims.As such, a Pact with a Fey, should convey that. One could simply ask for a strand of hair, another to always have a jar of water in your pocket, some may ask for things you can't give... Such as, the "the tears of the stars".The things that are originally given and signed/agreed on, should appear odd to the Warlock and won't unravel its meaning till much later. Perhaps the "tears of the stars" are your dreams, and the Fey comes to collect its part of your dreams when their fulfilled.Perhaps there is no consequence, but beware stepping into the Feywild, least that Fey try to persuade you otherwise.</blockquote>