Fatemaker (CTL)

Fatemaker is one of the sub-types of the Wizened seeming. They are shapers of fate's patterns, knowledgeable in the art of talecrafting - and some of these Wizened may have skin like old parchment, with indecipherable words drifting across her papery flesh. Theirs is the blessing of the Turn of the Tale.

References

Changeling: The Lost First Edition Kiths

Beast

Broadbacks · Chimeras · Cleareyes · Coldscales · Coyotes · Hunterhearts · Nixes · Riddleseekers · Roteaters · Runnerswifts · Skitterskulks · Steepscramblers · Swimmerskins · Truefriends · Venombites · Windwings

Darkling

Antiquarians · Gravewights · Illes · Leechfingers · Lurkers · Lurkgliders · Mirrorskins · Moonborn · Nightsingers · Palewraiths · Pishacha · Razorhands · Skogsra · Tunnelgrubs · Whisperwisps

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Airtouched · Apsaras · Ask-wee-da-eed · Blightbent · Di-cang · Earthbones · Fireheart · Levinquick · Manikins · Metalflesh · Sandharrowed · Snowskins · Waterborn · Woodbloods

Fairest

Bright Ones · Dancers · Draconic · Flamesirens · Flowering · Gandharva · Larcenists · Minstrels · Muses · Playmates · Polychromatic · Romancers · Shadowsouls · Succubi/Incubi · Telluric · Treasured · Weisse Frauen

Ogre

Bloodbrutes · Corpsegrinders · Cyclopeans · Daitya · Farwalkers · Gargantuans · Gristlegrinders · Oni · Renders · Stonebones · Trolls · Water-Dwellers · Witchtooths

Wizened

Artists · Authors · Brewers · Chatelaines · Chirurgeons · Drudges · Fatemakers · Gameplayers · Gremlins · Inventors · Miners · Oracles · Pamarindos · Smiths · Soldiers · Thussers · Woodwalkers

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