Faeries: A Complete Handbook of the Seelie

Summary

From the back cover:

A Fantastic Splendor

“In the golden age before the twin curses of iron and church stole the magic, we ruled the earth. Now we live in the cool sunlight of Arcadia, and watch out remaining forests as they are slowly destroyed.. But nothing mortal is eternal, and eventually the Dominion will falter. Then we shall return as saviors of joy and beauty, and bring the faerie and the mortal worlds closer, as they once were, and shall be once again.”
- Oberon

A Realm of Mystery

This book is a guide to incorporating the world of Faerie into any Fantasy Campaign. ARS MAGICA faeries are based on real faerie tales, not modern fantasy novels or Victorian children’s stories. They descend from the medieval, not the Tolkien, tradition. Discover the pixie, the centaur, the Tuatha de Danann. These creatures are the mysterious, bizarre and intensely magical beings that live beyond the reach of mortal civilization, beyond the realm of understanding.

  • Contents:
    • Background on the nature of faeries, where they can be found, the lands they inhabit, and the diverse types of creatures that make up their world.
    • Rules for developing faeries as player characters, featuring new virtues, flaws and abilities suited to the faerie world.
    • An extensive description of Arcadia, the world of Faerie.
    • An enormous bestiary, including every Faerie known to the Order of Hermes.
    • Four stories involving faeries are included to help the Storyteller integrate the material in his or her own Saga.

Contents

Introduction

Nature of the Fae

The Faerie Realm

Arcadia

Faerie Attributes

Bestiary

Faerie Characters

The Pool of Nylasaira

The Shortest Day

The Golden Ship

Appendix: How Magi See Arcadia

Background Information

Memorable Quotes

Characters

Terminology

References

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