Editing Changeling Homebrew Kiths (section)

==Fairest==
===Apollonian===
Those Changelings who come to embody the physical ideal of perfection rather than the aesthetic, like the heroic athletes of legend. Often fiercely competitive, they excel at all manner of physical contests, whether it's cleaving a block of stone in two with a single blow, running for days on end without so much as losing their breath, or skittering catlike through the most deadly obstacles. To ensure excellence, Apollonians rely on '''Arete''', which gives an extra die to all Athletics rolls. For 1 glamour, they can also reroll any failed Athletics roll. The second roll must be accepted.

===Courtesan===
Exemplars of courtly upbringing and social standing, these changelings were kept as companions by the True Fae. Although never treated with equal status, these Lost maintained a position above their follow changelings provided they could navigate the social mores and protocol of their faerie lords and ladies. Due to their experience with faerie high society, Courtesans have developed a sense of '''Impeccable Etiquette''' which allows them to, once per scene, reroll the failed dice of any social roll dealing with manners and social protocol by spending a point of Glamour. Additionally, their social graces allow them to purchase the Contacts merit for half price.

===Dionysian===
Hedonistic and untamable, these changelings nearly lost themselves to an endless cycle of debauchery and depravity.  In tune with their darkest passions, they know well the '''Rites of Bacchanalia''', benefitting from the nine-again rule to harvest Glamour in situations aligned with their Vice.  In addition, a Dionysian never takes penalties from being disheveled or unkempt in Presence or Manipulation rolls.

===Gladiator===
When thrown into the arenas of Faerie before an audience of Lords and Ladies, the Gladiators learned not brute savagery but elegant style to take down the foes and please their fickle audience lest they face their jeers and their Keeper's displeasure. To keep the spectators pleased, Gladiators had to learn to strike with '''Fantastic Flourish''', allowing them to once per scene spend Glamour in place of taking negative combat aspects on a one to one basis (''Mirrors p74'').

===Gorgon===
This Fairest was held in her durance by a highly envious and miserly Master, who refused to let anyone else, even the lowliest changeling servant, look upon her beauty. This translated to the fact that her perfection is intimidating to look at, like even glimpsing her is a crime. The Gorgon’s blessing is '''Terrifying Gaze''': the player gains a bonus to Intimidation rolls equal to her Wyrd and all social rolls made against her lose the 10-again rule. In addition, those who wish to directly meet her gaze must beat her Intimidation + Wyrd with a Composure + Resolve check or spend a point of Willpwer. '''Drawback''': Being supernaturally intimidating doesn’t help with making friends and influencing people. People look askance at anyone who hangs around with you voluntarily, and you’ll likely be the first name in people’s heads whenever they hear of a violent crime in the area. After all, you sure look the type.

===Lionhearted===
The chivalrous champions and dashing heroes, these changelings embody all that makes up the knights in shining armor of legend. These Lost were paladins of exemplary honor or dignified chevaliers to their Fae lords and ladies. The Lionhearted shine with '''Gallant Splendor''' whilst acting with honor, allowing them to use their Presence to substitute for either Strength, Weaponry, or Brawl; replacing which ever is lowest. Their dauntless nature of the Lionhearted also grants an extra die to composure rolls to resist fear.

===Masterpiece===
This fairest was a work of art, often literally sculpted by their creator, but not an inanimate thing. No, these Fairest had their flesh reshaped into an idealization of human beauty independent of cultural standards. They may not exactly fit anyone’s particular tastes, and can often be quite alien in appearance, but they will always be considered beautiful. The Masterpiece’s blessing is '''Ideal Form''': They gain the Striking ''Looks Merit'' for free at two dots; if the Masterpiece already possesses the two-dot version, then it increases to the full four-dot version. In addition, their sexual attractiveness is universal. They do not suffer penalties to seduction attempts against targets whose personal or cultural standards, sexual orientation or preferences would normally make them incompatible.

===Pampered===
Kept as pets, some lucky Changelings received doting attention from their Keepers who treasured and spoiled them before starving them of attention. These Lost often have the looks and lazy manners of felines, though coquettish, indolent concubines and sultry, sly harem slaves fit as well. The Pampered Fairest knows the subtle power of a '''Silken Suggestion''', granting her a 1 die bonus to Manipulation rolls. In addition, once per scene, she can spend 1 glamour and roll Wyrd + Socialize + Manipulation versus a single opponent's Wyrd + Resolve + Composure. If successful, that opponent may only deal bashing damage to the Pampered for that scene, kicking and clubbing instead of stabbing or shooting. The bonus is lost of the Changeling directly attacks that opponent.