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Message: <blockquote data-quote="RichGreen" data-source="post: 3503140" data-attributes="member: 2039">Hi,For me, it's because the fey come from the fairy tales, myths and books I grew up with and therefore have a mythic resonance that you don't get from say, gnolls (which I think were created for D&D). They appear in Shakespeare, Sandman, Disney, Pan's Labyrinth and hundreds of other books and films. Their morals are grey rather than black and white: even the good ones are mischievous and can be cruel, and the evil ones (redcaps and so on) are genuinely creepy. When used correctly, fey encounters will always be memorable. (For some good examples, see En Route from Atlas Games).I'd much rather have seen a fey book than a drow one!CheersRichardPS I can't wait to use the joystealer too.</blockquote>