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This book is a far cry from early 4e rulebooks that focused solely on rules and left out story. Instead, story and new options are beautifully intertwined, with art and prose that complement the game rules perfectly. I haven't necessarily been a fan of every 4e rulebook, but this one gets it right. Places of Mystery. Crystal stone towers that sparkle like starlight, with ancient noble houses full of corrupt and treacherous politics. Timeless forest cities whose very existence is art. Shimmering ruins that shift between worlds. Icicle-fortresses of glacial spires, keeping watch over a frozen land. Buried cities of malformed giants, twisted inside nightmare tunnels.
I think I like the presentation of these places as character origins because people sometimes complain about missing the "magic and sense of wonder" of gaming that they felt in their youth. For me, origin locations like these restore that missing element in spades. Wherever your hero comes from, it's likely a place of fascinating mystery that's full of secrets to be discovered. Race and Class. Hamadryads, pixies, and satyrs are presented as new races. Whether you want to play a wild queen of the fey, a dedicated and whimsical mischief-maker, or a wild reveler, there are solid rules to do so. Pixies can even fly—well, flutter—something that 4e usually restricts but which remains balanced in a group of non-fey adventurers.
New subclasses include berserker barbarians, bardic skalds, druidic protectors, and wizardly witches. A slew of new powers, class abilities, and options accompany these new subclasses. There are rules for character themes, paragon paths, feats, gear, magic items, and the like. I'm particularly impressed by the gorgeous art in these sections, which ties in nicely to new story elements. Build Your Story. Player's Option: Heroes of the Feywild provides excellent support for DMs who want to run a campaign set or centered in the Feywild. Incredibly flavorful locations, examples, advice, and events are all presented to help build such a game. When character upbringing includes entries for Foster Parents Cruel and Foster Parents Kind , it's fairly clear that the authors understand that the Feywild is meant to be more than just a leafy dungeon. If you're playing 4e and want to reinvigorate your game with a sense of wonder, or if you are a long-time lover of Grimm's Fairy Tales, Heroes of the Feywild is highly recommended.
Don't miss this one; the rather plain stats and rules reflected in the online DDI Compendium don't nearly do it justice. About the Creators. He is the co-designer of Lords of Waterdeep , a board game you probably want to go buy right now. Trust me. It's that good. Claudio Pozas is a fantasy artist from Brazil whose talents also encompass game design. You can see his work at claudiopozas. You've seen his work in Dragon and Dungeon magazines. Please feel free to mail corrections, comments, and additions to kevin. kulp gmail. These PDF files are digitally watermarked to signify that you are the owner. A small message is added to the bottom of each page of the PDF containing your name and the order number of your purchase. Warning : If any files bearing your information are found being distributed illegally, then your account will be suspended and legal action may be taken against you.
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Customers Who Bought this Title also Purchased. Reviews 3. Please log in to add or reply to comments. Ryo T. The definitive product on all things Feywild. Too many times the Feywild is toned down and becomes, in my view, too childish with its focus on [ Hampus S. I realy like this book especially the chappter about pixies. Timothy B. So I picked up the Heroes of the Feywild a while back. I had been looking forward to this one for a while, especially when I saw that the Witch was going to be one of the character class options.
Thrasher, Douglas Kilpatrick, Eva Orta, Galen Mullins, Greg Hartman, lan Ramsey, james Auwaerter, Jeff Barnes, john-Alan Pascoe, Jonathan D'Silva, jordan Conrad, Kevin Lawson, Lori Anderson, Mark Knobbe, Matt Fuchs, Nick Wolfanger, Patrick Neal, Pieter Sleijpen, Renout van Rijn, Shawn Merwin, Todd Keck, Tom Dale, Tony Lawrence, Yourik de Voogd EN ISBN: First Printing: November U. and other countries. All Wizards characte rs and the distinctive likenesses thereof are property of Wizards of the Coast LLC. Thi s material is protected under the copyright laws of the United States of Ameri ca. Any reproduction or unaut horized use of the materia l or artwork contained herein is prohibited without the express written permissi on of Wizards of the Coast LLC. Any similarity to actual people, organi zations, pl aces, or events included herein is purely coincidental. Printed in the U. Visit our website at DungeonsandDragons. com CHAPTER 1 INTO THE BRIGHT o 7 A land of Unknowns o 12 Vale of the long Night o o 20 Racial Benefits o o o 89 Witch Race Choices o o o o o.
o o o o o o o 90 New Wizard Powers o Multiclass Feats Fey Magic Gifts o Brokenstone Vale. o The Maze ofFathaghn Like the perfumed whisper of a seductress, a breeze ofhoneysuckle, lavender, and eglantine wafts from the fastness of the wood. The weary trav eler cannot help but sigh and reflect upon the spring of youth, when the world seemed new and alive. Most people stay the course, following the King's Road toward their destination and the duties that await. Fields must be planted and sown, wars must be fought, horseshoes mended, and family provided for. Travel- ers mindful of their responsibilities move on, thinking no more of the wind's chance direction than a passing reminiscence of what might have been. But some do not stay to the road. The young, the romantic, and the adventurous might follow the soughing wind between tall trunks, across deer paths, and down steep defiles until all at once the wood shifts, and high on a forested hill now stands a bright metropolis, its crystal towers glittering as brightly as starlight.
Radiant eladrin with shining eyes and silver-spun hair stride gracefully through the city's idyllic streets, and nymphs frolic like chil- dren beneath hanging gardens and fruit trees. Fair maidens with eyes the color of meadow violets sing the wind's song note for note, and their voices float through the wood like silver embers. As dusk settles on the eladrin city, pixies rise quietly from the forest floor, trailing golden stardust in their wake. On gos- samer wings they paint the sunset across the sky in colors known only to the hearts of dreamers, poets, and lovers.
BARD'S TALE: THE FIRST ELVES In the beginning, when the dew of creation still lay wet truth become known: the youngest sister had turned upon the planes, there were three elves. The young- against her siblings, and there was unrest in the fey est sister was the most cunning, the oldest daughter realm as a result. The royal children of the Feywild, was the wisest, and the middle child was the most once idolized as a trio, had now been sundered forever. Their father watched over them from afar, and After the attack on her brother, the youngest sister together they made a beautiful and sometimes capri- fled, then rallied her supporters to her side. For what cious trio, and all was well in the realm of the fey.
seemed like eons, the youngest sister waged war on However, such paradise among the siblings could her older siblings, who in turn had marshaled their not last for long. The youngest sister had always been own forces. The lush and verdant Feywild ran red with quick of mind and bold to a fault, and had no fear of the blood of elves, and violence became the standard exploring dark and dangerous places. With her brother of the day. and sister elsewhere, the youngest elf began exploring Finally, after years of conflict, the brother and older the shadowy reaches of their plane, and she discovered sister cast their youngest sibling out of their land. that there were invaders there, creatures that had once Those who allied with the sister were marked and cast served the gods but had been cast out for their refusal aside as well, fleeing underground to become the first to obey. Herself headstrong, the youngest sister sym- drow.
The youngest sister embraced her new home pathized with these outsiders, and began treating with and became a queen of her realm. them as if they were her allies. And so the harmony of the fey realm had been per- When the older siblings learned of their sister's manently disturbed. No longer unified with their sibling, dealings with dark creatures, they confronted her. the oldest sister and middle brother also parted ways. Unwilling to bend, the youngest sister lashed out at Some of their followers even left the fey realm, choosing her brother, striking so quickly that, at first, the brother the world of men with all its dangers and flaws over the thought the attack to be some kind of dark joke. Only despoiled paradise ofthe Feywild. Thus, the three elves when the oldest and wisest sibling intervened did the became the first eladrin, elves, and drow.
a :z ,, zs esc C H AP T ER 1 I Into the Briaht Welcoe to the Feywild The Feywild, also sometimes called the land of Faerie, is a place bright with magic. Those who wander its enchanted roads discover miracles and wonders undreamed of in the mortal world. In the Feywild, the laws of science, logic, and reason defer to the arts of magic, story, and rhyme. Ordinary animals and objects converse as eloquently as any worldly mortal. Enchanted forests wander across the landscape like herds of roving sheep. Glorious castles perch on mountain spires that touch the starry heav- ens, and a bold traveler can board a vessel to a fey palace on the moon. Fairies anoint the dew- drops on morning flowers, and in the evening, satyrs play their gentle pipes to lull the world to sleep.
Yet for all its dreamlike splendor, the plane can be as perilous as the Elemen- tal Chaos with its random explosions of stone and fire, and as deadly as the life-sapping Shadowfell. Here wicked hags place everlasting curses on their enemies, change mortals into toads, and blacken the moon in their flight across the midnight sky. Capricious fey play careless games with mortal lives. Under- ground caverns sprawl the length of the world above, and in these dark places, fomorian tyrants, brutal cyclopses, and hateful drow await the day when they will overthrow the surface dwellers. Those who are drawn to this realm of enchantment and danger must take care, for wonders and hor- rors beyond imagining lie around every bend in the woodland road.
Rural commoners might blame pixies, boggles, and hags for spoiled milk, sick livestock, or mis- placed items, but town and city dwellers scoff at what they consider base superstition. By and large, the civilized peoples of the world, surrounded day and night with the ordered workings of their own hands, think little of the Feywild except as a passing fancy of childhood. The practicalities of day-to-day work, trade, and family dim the vivid wonders of the fairy stories until they fade from memory like dreams. But regardless of whether they truly believe in the CHAPTER 1 I Into the Briaht Feywild, mortals from the world tend to view it in the following ways. A Land of Enchantment There is a land beyond the world where the wildest dreams can come true.
In this place, magic is inher- ent in all things, and anyone can realize his or her heart's desire. In this place, wild unicorns gallop across the endless meadows like shooting stars, and frolicsome nymphs lovelier than the dawn take mor- tals as partners. In this land, a maiden enchanted to sleep for a thousand years can be awakened with true love's kiss. Clever mortals can outwit mighty giants, trolls, and dragons, winning fantastic trea- sures. Here, the pinnacle of mortal ambition is within reach, and each soul can attain its grand- est potential. Those who visit the Feywild and return to the mortal world rarely, if ever, readjust to their normal lives.
The fey realm instills in them an adventurous, revivifying spirit. Visions of a flight of pixies setting the evening stars alight, or the sight of the city of Astrazalian shimmering on the dusky sea, leave impressions on a mortal heart that can never be erased. It is said that in the Feywild, time passes differently than it does in the natural world. In some areas of the plane, time virtually stands still, basking in eternal summer or frozen in endless winter. After spending only a few days in the Feywild, a mortal might return to his home in the world to find that everyone he knew perished long ago. Thus, eladrin and other creatures that live in these timeless realms seem practically immortal to those with mortal life spans.
A Land Fraught with Peril For all its enchantment, the Feywild is perilous to people who do not understand its ways. The change- able fey place little value on the brieflives of mortals. Fortunate visitors from the ordinary world deal with fey that are ambivalent toward them rather than fey that toy with them for amusement. Aside from the unpredictable nature of fey crea- tures, numerous stories tell of hags, tyrannical fomorian kings, and powerful archfey that rule over vast, dark demesnes and command goblins, ogres, trolls, werewolves, and other creatures that savor the taste of mortal flesh. These villains can be as funda- mentally evil as devils or demon lords, and they wield powers of comparable might.
Only rarely can they be defeated by mere sword or spell. More typically, spe- cial conditions prophesy their overthrow or reform. Keldar and Rowena prepare to enter a fey crossinB that leads to the Fortress of Frozen Tears For example, it is said that the heart of the archfey known as the Prince of Frost froze when his true love betrayed him and escaped elsewhere in time with a mortal lover. If the prince ever finds his love again and forgives her, the icy casing around his heart will melt away, transforming him back into the Prince of Summer he once was. Or a powerful hag might be defeated only if a cold iron dagger forged at the hour of her birth is plunged into her heart by a man who was never born.
Mortals visiting the Feywild do well to remember that fanciful rules govern this place, and few quests follow a direct path to victory. A Storybook Land You know from the stories of your childhood that the rules that dictate life in the fey realm are differ- ent. In the world, natural laws govern the physical environment and the study of arcane magic, but the chimerical Feywild rejects such conventions. Here, you can travel to nearly any location con- ceivable, whether it is the moon above, a dryad's spacious mansion inside the trunk of a beech tree, or a kingdom that exists atop the flowery fields of a dandelion stem. Any creature or object might live and speak in its own manner, including rabbits, roses, placid lakes, and the stars in the night sky. As happens in stories, occurrences that at first seem impossible often prove inevitable. The bards who dwell near fey crossings believe that reality is made from stories and that the events that occur in one's life are merely the threads of a larger tale.
These bards see the storybook rules of the Feywild as the purest form of reality, only as consistent as the larger story currently unfolding. Mortals who attempt to survive in the Feywild by strength of arms alone are doomed to fall to beings that wield magic far more cunning than any blade. Those who adapt to the storybook logic of the Fey- wild and learn to live by their wits stand a far better chance of survival. The Feywild is a land of destiny both imposed and fulfilled.
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