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Message: <blockquote data-quote="EzekielRaiden" data-source="post: 9295702" data-attributes="member: 6790260">Often, the Feywild and Shadowfell are depicted as "lacking in nice people." That is, they aren't necessarily evil, but they're rarely good--scary, capricious, selfish, etc. And the Elemental Chaos, assuming you use it, is more a place of just massive elemental energy, so it's a bit too dangerous for the denizens to be the hugs-and-puppies type.I'm a big fan of using not-entirely-human figures as slightly alarming beings. They can be friendly when it suits them, but then something will happen and they'll remind you they're actually over a thousand years old and see individual human lives as curious diversions, like a pretty butterfly they might trap in a jar--or kill, preserve, and pin to a card. My Jinnistani nobles are like this; they aren't evil, but they are definitely ruthless and living under a different, non-human perspective on reality and behavior.And we certainly can't forget the Far Realm, with its horrid abominations and twisted, corrupting stars and such. Eberron expresses this as the dark/evil/bad parts of Dal Quor.</blockquote>