Small fey creatures

Autumn dragon by sandara

Time to introduce you to a few types of house fey! Brownies - Legendary creature of Scotland and England. The Brownie is a type of hob who works at night in exchange for small gifts or food (porridge and honey are two favorites). A regular tradition among rural folk was to take the newly churned milk and sprinkle the corners of the house with it as a libation to the brownie. Never, ever refer to the gifts you leave a brownie as "payment," or the creature will leave immediately and offer no…

An almiraj (pronounced: /ælmɪˈrɑːdʒ/ æl-mi-RAJ[5] listen or: /ˈɔːlmɪərɑːdʒ/ AWL-meer-ahj[1]; pl: almiraj[1] or: almirajes[2]; also: al-mi'raj[2][4]) was a variety of fey[2] rabbit-like creature with a spiral horn emerging from its forehead.[1] Almiraj were quite common in the Feywild, considered a garden-variety animal.[2] In Toril, they were common in Zakhara. When merchants from that land began to trade with Chult, they brought with them the almirajes to the Chultan Peninsula.[1] Almiraj…

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Hybsils (pronounced: /ˈhɪbsɪlz/ HIB-silz[7]) were small fey creatures native to numerous forests in Faerûn.[1] They were also found as servants of the gods Arvoreen, Baervan Wildwanderer, Corellon Larethian, Erevan Ilesere, Labelas Enoreth, Rillifane Rallathil, Sheela Peryroyl, and Solonor Thelandira.[8] Hybsils appeared as a cross between a small antelope and a pixie,[4] like a centaur but with the bodies of small deer instead of horses.[1] The color of a hybsil's body varied from dark…

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Leprechauns were tiny, mischievous fey creatures who loved treasure.[2][3][4] Leprechauns were a small people, standing only about 2 feet (61 centimeters) tall on average.[2][3][4] They had pointed ears and noses. A little more than a quarter of all males sported beards.[2][3] The clothing of leprechauns usually included pointed shoes and pants and coats of browns, grays, or greens. Stocking caps or wide-brimmed hats were their two head coverings of choice.[2][3] Leprechauns loved to play…

I've been a Dungeons & Dragons Dungeon Master (DM) and player since the mid 90's. I currently run two D&D 3.5e campaigns, one with heroes and the other with a group of villains. I post resources that can be used to add a little something more to your game. It could be sharing tips or suggestions, answers to questions I'm comfortable with, inspiring images, encounter ideas, or anything helpful or fun I find online that relates to tabletop gaming. Most of what I post will be meant to apply…