Merry Christmas, everyone, and a happy holidays to y’all that don’t celebrate it!
With video gaming, other projects besides the Arkadenverse, taking care of my grandmother’s health issues, and my readthrough of Like Lambs to the Slaughter (which will no longer be on a weekly schedule; sorry, I tried to keep myself on a set schedule, but trying to tie myself to one just makes it feel like work), I haven’t exactly made huge leaps and bounds on any Arkadenverse sourcebooks. Still, I wanted to give something, so I thought to those PDFs with a handful of entries, typically 10 to 13, that are put out by various companies. And you know what? I decided to try one myself!
So, for the 12 fey of Christmas, my PDF gives to thee…
*The asrai, a graceful water spirit of the United Kingdom.
*The barbegazi of the Swiss Alps, a strange frosty gnome with massive feet.
*The baobhan sith, a beautiful but deadly vampiric Unseelie fey.
*The changeling, a sickly replacement for people that are “faerie-taken”.
*The rude and crude clurichaun, a relative of the leprechaun that gains power from magical brews.
*The daoine sidhe, haughty remnants of the mighty kingdom of the Tuatha Dé Danann.
*The grindylow, a far-reaching kidnapper found in English waterways.
*The infamous man-eating kelpie of the Scottish lochs.
*The treasure-hungry korred, a brutish and unkempt fey of Celtic lore that guards the wealth and riches of times long past.
*The nain rouge, an impish creature that torments humans during blizzards.
*Unseelie Creature, a template bestowed upon those that are marked with the power of the king of the Unseelie Court himself.
*The urisk, a tiny craftsman fey with a dark side.
So, download Winter Faerieland: 12 Fey of the Northlands to your heart’s content, and if you like the idea of these little “one shot PDFs” to tide between my admittedly very slow release schedule of larger things, feel free to comment on it.
