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1d4chan>Omegalink at 03:20, 6 May 2022

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	Faeries are present in other blocks, from Mercadia to Kaladesh, with varying appearances and roles, from messengers to thieves, but in all appearances their general demeanor is the same. They are amoral, scheming, thieving, murderous little bastards whose tiny nature belies their mighty inner rage. Whether humanoids with wings or bugs with faces, they will all gouge your eyes out while laughing maniacally, because they hate you and frankly everything else that isn't themselves.		Faeries are present in other blocks, from Mercadia to Kaladesh, with varying appearances and roles, from messengers to thieves, but in all appearances their general demeanor is the same. They are amoral, scheming, thieving, murderous little bastards whose tiny nature belies their mighty inner rage. Whether humanoids with wings or bugs with faces, they will all gouge your eyes out while laughing maniacally, because they hate you and frankly everything else that isn't themselves.

			==Fairies in Pokemon==
			Fairy type Pokemon were introduced in the 6th generation Pokemon games as a to counter the overpowered Dragon types by immune to Dragon type attacks. The type includes cute creatures (as Pokemon is known for) along with spirits and deities. Fluff states that a lot of them are benevolent, but they also include some tricksters and a few fit the classical malicious fairy archtype, not that it effects gameplay. As another reference to the classical fair folk being weak to iron or kept away by incenses, Fairy Pokemon are weak against Steel (steel is comprised of iron) and Poison types.

	==Fairies in Legend of Zelda==		==Fairies in Legend of Zelda==

	Fairies are staple in Legend of Zelda that appear to aid Link in various ways. Depending on the game they appear as your typical cute fairy, or as a ball of light with wings who presumably has a body why don't see due to the light blocking our view. For the most part they act as a healing item, either healing Link on contact or if he catches them they will bring him to life if he dies.		Fairies are staple in Legend of Zelda that appear to aid Link in various ways. Depending on the game they appear as your typical cute fairy, or as a ball of light with wings who presumably has a body why don't see due to the light blocking our view. For the most part they act as a healing item, either healing Link on contact or if he catches them they will bring him to life if he dies. In older games this would fully heal him, as the series went on being revived by a fairy gave less and less health to encourage the use of other healing items.

	Ocarina of Time started to give the small fairies more of a story role with each the Kokiri having one as a companion, except Link until his companion Navi shows up. Navi is infamous for just giving advice the player doesn't need ~~while~~ also providing the game's targeting mechanic (which even works invisible enemies). Post Majora's Mask, Link is able to lock onto things on his own so the fairy companions were dropped, aside from in Phantom Hourglass where he's aided by a fairy named Ciela (he can switch between two others but she is the one with the story role) who gives buffs in combat.		Ocarina of Time started to give the small fairies more of a story role with each the Kokiri having one as a companion, except Link until his companion Navi shows up. Navi is infamous for just giving advice the player doesn't need, though she also providing the game's targeting mechanic (which even works invisible enemies). Post Majora's Mask, Link is able to lock onto things on his own so the fairy companions were dropped, aside from in Phantom Hourglass where he's aided by a fairy named Ciela (he can switch between two others but she is the one with the story role) who gives buffs in combat.

	Aside from the tiny fairies the series has the much larger ~~great fairies~~ who range from being human sized to outright giants. These fully heal Link when he meets them on top of giving him upgrades to his items or new abilities. While the great fairies aren't evil, some games, most (in)famously Ocarina of Time, they are still fucking creepy thanks to their unsettling designs and eerie laughs.		Aside from the tiny fairies the series has the much larger Great Fairies who range from being human sized to outright giants. These fully heal Link when he meets them on top of giving him upgrades to his items or new abilities. While the great fairies aren't evil, some games, most (in)famously Ocarina of Time, they are still fucking creepy thanks to their unsettling designs and eerie laughs.

	==Monstergirls==		==Monstergirls==

1d4chan>Omegalink at 20:11, 26 April 2022

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	Faeries are present in other blocks, from Mercadia to Kaladesh, with varying appearances and roles, from messengers to thieves, but in all appearances their general demeanor is the same. They are amoral, scheming, thieving, murderous little bastards whose tiny nature belies their mighty inner rage. Whether humanoids with wings or bugs with faces, they will all gouge your eyes out while laughing maniacally, because they hate you and frankly everything else that isn't themselves.		Faeries are present in other blocks, from Mercadia to Kaladesh, with varying appearances and roles, from messengers to thieves, but in all appearances their general demeanor is the same. They are amoral, scheming, thieving, murderous little bastards whose tiny nature belies their mighty inner rage. Whether humanoids with wings or bugs with faces, they will all gouge your eyes out while laughing maniacally, because they hate you and frankly everything else that isn't themselves.

			==Fairies in Legend of Zelda==

			Fairies are staple in Legend of Zelda that appear to aid Link in various ways. Depending on the game they appear as your typical cute fairy, or as a ball of light with wings who presumably has a body why don't see due to the light blocking our view. For the most part they act as a healing item, either healing Link on contact or if he catches them they will bring him to life if he dies.

			Ocarina of Time started to give the small fairies more of a story role with each the Kokiri having one as a companion, except Link until his companion Navi shows up. Navi is infamous for just giving advice the player doesn't need while also providing the game's targeting mechanic (which even works invisible enemies). Post Majora's Mask, Link is able to lock onto things on his own so the fairy companions were dropped, aside from in Phantom Hourglass where he's aided by a fairy named Ciela (he can switch between two others but she is the one with the story role) who gives buffs in combat.

			Aside from the tiny fairies the series has the much larger great fairies who range from being human sized to outright giants. These fully heal Link when he meets them on top of giving him upgrades to his items or new abilities. While the great fairies aren't evil, some games, most (in)famously Ocarina of Time, they are still fucking creepy thanks to their unsettling designs and eerie laughs.

	==Monstergirls==		==Monstergirls==

1d4chan>Konrad13: Just getting one part in line with the rest of the stat block info

2021-07-20T09:09:01Z

Just getting one part in line with the rest of the stat block info

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	::Speed: 30 feet		::Speed: 30 feet
	::Fairy Flight: You have a magical levitation-based form of flight, granting you a 30ft Fly Speed with the Hover trait.		::Fairy Flight: You have a magical levitation-based form of flight, granting you a 30ft Fly Speed with the Hover trait.
	::::Faerie Magic: You know the Druidcraft cantrip and the spell Faerie Fire. You can cast Faerie Fire without a spell slot 1/day, as well as by sacrificing appropriate spell slots. Choose at character creation if these spells use Intelligence, Wisdom or Charisma.		::Faerie Magic: You know the Druidcraft cantrip and the spell Faerie Fire. You can cast Faerie Fire without a spell slot 1/day, as well as by sacrificing appropriate spell slots. Choose at character creation if these spells use Intelligence, Wisdom or Charisma.
	::Fey Passage: You can squeeze through spaces as small as 1 inch wide.		::Fey Passage: You can squeeze through spaces as small as 1 inch wide.

1d4chan>Piroko: /* Faeries in Magic: The Gathering */

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Faeries in Magic: The Gathering

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	Faeries in Magic: The Gathering are blue aligned, with green and black as secondary alignments, and often with the rogue tribe. They are typically low stat flying creatures, and among the cheapest that blue can field. Deathtouch, flash, tap to damage, and target removal abilities are typical of faeries, along with various scry, draw, and discard effects consistent with their blue nature.		Faeries in Magic: The Gathering are blue aligned, with green and black as secondary alignments, and often with the rogue tribe. They are typically low stat flying creatures, and among the cheapest that blue can field. Deathtouch, flash, tap to damage, and target removal abilities are typical of faeries, along with various scry, draw, and discard effects consistent with their blue nature.

	They were most prevalent in the Lorwyn block, where they ~~(specifically their queen)~~ were largely responsible for everything going to shit and turning into Lovecraftian Brothers Grimm. It was also in this block that they got their most defining card, ''Bitterblossom'', a black 1B enchantment that hits its owner for one life every turn to spit out a 1/1 flyer.		They were most prevalent in the Lorwyn block, where they were largely responsible for everything going to shit and turning into Lovecraftian Brothers Grimm. It was also in this block that they got their most defining card, ''Bitterblossom'', a black 1B enchantment that hits its owner for one life every turn to spit out a 1/1 flyer.

	Faeries are present in other blocks, from Mercadia to Kaladesh, with varying appearances and roles, from messengers to thieves, but in all appearances their general demeanor is the same. They are amoral, scheming, thieving, murderous little bastards whose tiny nature belies their mighty inner rage. Whether humanoids with wings or bugs with faces, they will all gouge your eyes out while laughing maniacally, because they hate you and frankly everything else that isn't themselves.		Faeries are present in other blocks, from Mercadia to Kaladesh, with varying appearances and roles, from messengers to thieves, but in all appearances their general demeanor is the same. They are amoral, scheming, thieving, murderous little bastards whose tiny nature belies their mighty inner rage. Whether humanoids with wings or bugs with faces, they will all gouge your eyes out while laughing maniacally, because they hate you and frankly everything else that isn't themselves.

1d4chan>Piroko: /* Faeries in Magic: The Gathering */

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	==Faeries in Magic: The Gathering==		==Faeries in Magic: The Gathering==

	Faeries in Magic: The Gathering are blue aligned, with green and black as secondary alignments, and often with the rogue tribe. They are typically low stat flying creatures, and among the cheapest that blue can field. Deathtouch, tap to damage, and removal abilities are ~~common~~, along with various scry, draw, and discard effects consistent with their blue nature.		Faeries in Magic: The Gathering are blue aligned, with green and black as secondary alignments, and often with the rogue tribe. They are typically low stat flying creatures, and among the cheapest that blue can field. Deathtouch, flash, tap to damage, and target removal abilities are typical of faeries, along with various scry, draw, and discard effects consistent with their blue nature.

	They were most prevalent in the Lorwyn block, where they (specifically their queen) were largely responsible for everything going to shit and turning into Lovecraftian Brothers Grimm. It was also in this block that they got their most defining card, ''Bitterblossom'', a black 1B enchantment that hits its owner for one life every turn to spit out a 1/1 flyer.		They were most prevalent in the Lorwyn block, where they (specifically their queen) were largely responsible for everything going to shit and turning into Lovecraftian Brothers Grimm. It was also in this block that they got their most defining card, ''Bitterblossom'', a black 1B enchantment that hits its owner for one life every turn to spit out a 1/1 flyer.

1d4chan>Piroko: /* Fairies in D&D */

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Fairies in D&D

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	The Fairy subsequently went on to become a canonical 5e PC race in the adventure "The Wild Beyond the Witchlight".		The Fairy subsequently went on to become a canonical 5e PC race in the adventure "The Wild Beyond the Witchlight".

			==Faeries in Magic: The Gathering==

			Faeries in Magic: The Gathering are blue aligned, with green and black as secondary alignments, and often with the rogue tribe. They are typically low stat flying creatures, and among the cheapest that blue can field. Deathtouch, tap to damage, and removal abilities are common, along with various scry, draw, and discard effects consistent with their blue nature.

			They were most prevalent in the Lorwyn block, where they (specifically their queen) were largely responsible for everything going to shit and turning into Lovecraftian Brothers Grimm. It was also in this block that they got their most defining card, ''Bitterblossom'', a black 1B enchantment that hits its owner for one life every turn to spit out a 1/1 flyer.

			Faeries are present in other blocks, from Mercadia to Kaladesh, with varying appearances and roles, from messengers to thieves, but in all appearances their general demeanor is the same. They are amoral, scheming, thieving, murderous little bastards whose tiny nature belies their mighty inner rage. Whether humanoids with wings or bugs with faces, they will all gouge your eyes out while laughing maniacally, because they hate you and frankly everything else that isn't themselves.

	==Monstergirls==		==Monstergirls==

1d4chan>QuietBrowser: /* Fairies in D&D */

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Fairies in D&D

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	::::Faerie Magic: You know the Druidcraft cantrip and the spell Faerie Fire. You can cast Faerie Fire without a spell slot 1/day, as well as by sacrificing appropriate spell slots. Choose at character creation if these spells use Intelligence, Wisdom or Charisma.		::::Faerie Magic: You know the Druidcraft cantrip and the spell Faerie Fire. You can cast Faerie Fire without a spell slot 1/day, as well as by sacrificing appropriate spell slots. Choose at character creation if these spells use Intelligence, Wisdom or Charisma.
	::Fey Passage: You can squeeze through spaces as small as 1 inch wide.		::Fey Passage: You can squeeze through spaces as small as 1 inch wide.

			The Fairy subsequently went on to become a canonical 5e PC race in the adventure "The Wild Beyond the Witchlight".

	==Monstergirls==		==Monstergirls==

1d4chan>QuietBrowser: /* Fairies in D&D */

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Fairies in D&D

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	The list of D&D faeries is really quite extensive, and goes well beyond the "little elf with wings" archetype. There's a reason that Fey became a creature type from 3rd edition onwards.		The list of D&D faeries is really quite extensive, and goes well beyond the "little elf with wings" archetype. There's a reason that Fey became a creature type from 3rd edition onwards.

			Generally speaking, "generic" fairies haven't been a playable race in D&D - that role is left to the [[Sprite]] and [[Pixie]] instead. But, the March 2021 [[Unearthed Arcana]] article offers the generic fairy as a PC race, with the following stats:
			::Ability Score Modifier: +2 to one ability score of your choice and +1 to a second ability score of your choice, or +1 to three different ability scores of your choice
			::Creature Type: Fey
			::Size: Small
			::Speed: 30 feet
			::Fairy Flight: You have a magical levitation-based form of flight, granting you a 30ft Fly Speed with the Hover trait.
			::::Faerie Magic: You know the Druidcraft cantrip and the spell Faerie Fire. You can cast Faerie Fire without a spell slot 1/day, as well as by sacrificing appropriate spell slots. Choose at character creation if these spells use Intelligence, Wisdom or Charisma.
			::Fey Passage: You can squeeze through spaces as small as 1 inch wide.

	==Monstergirls==		==Monstergirls==