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'''Strengths:''' | '''Strengths:''' | ||
| − | Much more varied abilities than other subsets of fae | + | * Much more varied abilities than other subsets of fae |
| − | Often easier to blend in with humanity. | + | * Often easier to blend in with humanity. |
| − | Most similar to the "high fae" | + | * Most similar to the "high fae" |
'''Weaknesses:''' | '''Weaknesses:''' | ||
| − | No real culture or "society" | + | * No real culture or "society" |
| − | Feel disconnected from other solitaries AND trooping fairies | + | * Feel disconnected from both other solitaries AND trooping fairies |
Latest revision as of 14:44, 15 August 2021
These are those hybrids that come the closest to the high fae. Some even act as if they are the next best thing to a true Trooping Fairy but are just as looked down on by them as the other solitaries. Has also become a catch-all name for an unaligned fairy hybrid that doesn't fit into the other groups along with 'sprite'.
Strengths:
- Much more varied abilities than other subsets of fae
- Often easier to blend in with humanity.
- Most similar to the "high fae"
Weaknesses:
- No real culture or "society"
- Feel disconnected from both other solitaries AND trooping fairies