Each day he assumes a different form, although not to disguise himself (the courtiers recognize him easily), but simply to enjoy the new feeling - he claims never to have taken the same shape twice in a single millennia. The Jester of the Faerie Court, Nathair Sgiathach is a creature of many forms.
Known Proxies: Ko, CG quasi-power (female fairy dragon) Sor 17 Symbol: A rainbow with jagged edgesPlane/Layer/Realm: Faerie/wandersĭomains: Chaos, Fey, Good, Luck, Scalykind It takes real skill to make them live on." "Anyone can kill deities, cause plagues, or destroy organizations. "What mattered our lives now? When our world had been torn from us? Folk wept, or drank, or stood staring out over the land, wondering what new horror each dawn would bring." If they would take another form, they would have to resort to polymorph spells. "Suffering builds character."-Talia Al Ghulįaerie Dragons are not natural shape changers like other dragons.
In Richard Lee Byers' Year of Rogue Dragons trilogy, there was an avariel bladesinger that partnered with a faerie dragon. Are there any organizations that they frequent? Any settlements they are near (like Evermeet or other Fey or Elvish settlements?)?
What prestige classes would work with them? Assuming they can take humanoid shape, are they able to grow bigger? That is, into a medium sized faerie or elf type? My Faerie Dragon PC is the size of a large-ish dog, so I was wondering (and hope) that I could change into a medium sized humanoid. Which language do Faerie Dragons speak? Sylvan or Draconic? So, what lore can be said about Faerie Dragons? I've been searching extensively for them and have mostly just come up with monster write ups and those things in the various monster books. I attempted to create a Faerie Dragon PC, but when it came to fluff, I was at a loss. I've been toying with Pathguy's Dragon PC generator and found that I don't know a whole lot about dragons in FR of D&D.
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