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| - | Fae, also known as Sidhe or Elves, are genetic descendants of Neutral Angels, cast out of Heaven. Fae are divided into two courts; Summer and Winter, and then the scattered Solitary Fae. Fae are regarded by most races as creepy at best, since normal moral concepts often cannot be applied to Fae. The Fae live in a parallel plane to the mortal realm, known most often as Faerie (also refered to as Underhill in some texts). Generally, Solitary Fae are the ones that interact most often with mortals, although most cannot tell the difference, and attribute their actions to all Fae.
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| - | Fae are immortal creatures, having no real end to their natural lifespan. Every Fae is born with an aspect/type, and the ability to use Glamour. They can interbreed with humans easily, and their children are fertile, allowing for glamour to pop up in odd places. Fae are generally ammoral, as they generally don't have much concept of 'good' or 'evil' besides what is relevant to them and the people close to them. Fae view lesser immortals, undead, and mortal creatures as lesser creatures, as a general rule, and the way they treat them depends on the Court the fae belongs to.
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| - | Fae are killable, although it's generally hard for creatures not on the same power rung as fae to do so. They are extremely susceptible to 'cold' (unforged) iron, which acts as a poison to them, and burns them to touch. Normal iron can make them somewhat queasy if it is pure, and in large amounts. The traces of iron in food does them no harm. Other than that, Fae are fairly resistant to damage, but are still quite killable by traditional mortal wounds.
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| - | The fae immune system is a curious thing, as while they tend not to catch major diseases like STDs and cancer, they can catch other illnesses. No extensive study of fae immune systems has been made, mostly because they don't care.
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Current revision as of 08:01, 1 March 2013
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