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			The '''Quickling''' is a small [[fey]] possessed of super-speed hailing from [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. Although originally considered a member of the [[brownie]] family, the quickling has no mythological precedents and has done a far better job of surviving the changing editions than its peaceful cousins. The first version of the quickling appeared in the Monster Manual II for [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] 1st edition. Native to the [[Greyhawk]] setting, the quicklings were originally brownies, but were corrupted by dark magics into a murderous predatory race of fey. This version of the quickling was updated in the Monstrous Compendium Annual 2 to suit the 2nd edition of AD&D.

	The '''Quickling''' is a small [[fey]] possessed of super-speed hailing from [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. Although originally considered a member of the [[brownie]] family, the quickling has no mythological precedents and has done a far better job of surviving the changing editions than its peaceful cousins. The first version of the quickling appeared in the Monster Manual II for [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] 1st edition. Native to ~~the [[Greyhawk]] setting, the quicklings were originally brownies, but were corrupted by dark magics into a murderous predatory race~~ of ~~fey. This version of the quickling was updated~~ in ~~the Monstrous Compendium Annual 2 to suit the 2nd edition of AD&D~~.		They managed to avoid publication throughout all of 3e before returning in 4e and 5e.

	The defining trait of quicklings is their superhuman speed, which makes them incredibly hard to fight; they have insanely high defenses to represent just how hard they are to hit, and can usually slash you up pretty badly in return.		The defining trait of quicklings is their superhuman speed, which makes them incredibly hard to fight; they have insanely high defenses to represent just how hard they are to hit, and can usually slash you up pretty badly in return.

	Check out this handy link for an in-depth examination of quicklings throughout the ages of D&D: http://www.enworld.org/forum/showthread.php?592544-Monster-ENCyclopedia-Quickling		Check out this handy link for an in-depth examination of quicklings throughout the ages of D&D: http://www.enworld.org/forum/showthread.php?592544-Monster-ENCyclopedia-Quickling

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			Quickling 1e.png\|1e
			Quickling MC5.jpg\|2e
			Quickling MCAV2.jpg
			Quickling 4e.jpg\|4e
			Quickling PF.png\|PF
			Quickling PF 2e.png\|PF 2e
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The '''Quickling''' is a small [[fey]] possessed of super-speed hailing from [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. Although originally considered a member of the [[brownie]] family, the quickling has no mythological precedents and has done a far better job of surviving the changing editions than its peaceful cousins. The first version of the quickling appeared in the Monster Manual II for [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] 1st edition. Native to the [[Greyhawk]] setting, the quicklings were originally brownies, but were corrupted by dark magics into a murderous predatory race of fey. This version of the quickling was updated in the Monstrous Compendium Annual 2 to suit the 2nd edition of AD&D.

The defining trait of quicklings is their superhuman speed, which makes them incredibly hard to fight; they have insanely high defenses to represent just how hard they are to hit, and can usually slash you up pretty badly in return.

Check out this handy link for an in-depth examination of quicklings throughout the ages of D&D: http://www.enworld.org/forum/showthread.php?592544-Monster-ENCyclopedia-Quickling

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