Editing Feywild (section)

==Traits==
As a parallel plane to the Prime, the Feywild's geography is similar, though not entirely identical, to the geography of the Prime. Similarly, just as the geography is reminiscent of the Prime, so are its inhabitants and many creatures exist as fey "echoes" of the Prime creatures.

Arcane magic runs more freely and powerfully in the Feywild than it does in the Prime and it is for this reason that so many of its inhabitants are magically gifted. The Feywild is also reputedly beautiful compared with either the [[Shadowfell]] or the Prime. The planes sourcebooks for [[Nentir_Vale|Points of Light]] describes this intensity as as a result of being made from the "too bright" substance of creation; everything is intenser here, to the point that ordinary people may be at risk of ''dying'' from the sheer beauty (or awfulness) of the plane if they're too weak-willed.

One subtle element of the Feywild is the presence of "fey demesnes"... which aren't really as important as you'd think. Basically, when a powerful fey creature settles into an area of the Feywild, their presence tends to subtly warp the terrain and environment around them based on their mindset and emotional state. This is basically a justification for DMs to get old-school with the special effects; if the sidhe princess is grief-stricken, then it creates an endless downpour of freezing rain that won't stop until you cheer her royal ass up.

===Domains of Delight===
A concept introduced in the 5e iteration of the Feywild, Domains of Delight were added to the canon in the adventure "The Wild Beyond the Witchlight", and were also backed up by a short [[netbook]] released by WotC on the DM's Guild.

Basically, Domains of Delight take the fey demesnes from 4e and splice in a little of the [[Demiplane of Dread|Domains of Dread]], if only in terms of naming convention; a Domain of Delight is the personal kingdom of an [[archfey]] or any other high-powered fey creature, over which it has direct and indirect control of the environment. A meta-justification for giving thematic backdrops to powerful fey NPCs, essentially. Unlike their namesakes, Domains of Delight aren't prisons, but strongholds, and whilst they can magically entrap visitors inside, a simple [[Plane Shift]] spell is all you need to get loose.

That's... literally everything in a nutshell. It's a fancy name for justifying the aesthetics of a particular corner of the Feywild.