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| − | Fable Folk are the mystical and mysterious of races that inhabit the fringes of the [[ | + | Fable Folk are the mystical and mysterious of races that inhabit the fringes of the [[Alterverse]]. They tend to be comprised of [[Drixie]]s and also [[Wildling]]s, however there are other races that fall under the Fable Folk category and are discussed in other ancient tomes that are yet to be discovered. |
Fable Folk comprise probably the smallest portion of the [[Alterverse]] population, and are the rarest in turn to run across. All Fable Folk are usually accepted in human areas, and in some smaller towns and villages they tend to be looked upon as an oddity and will draw attention from those not used to seeing them. It is not rare to see a [[Drixie]] or [[Wildling]] in the company of other adventurers. | Fable Folk comprise probably the smallest portion of the [[Alterverse]] population, and are the rarest in turn to run across. All Fable Folk are usually accepted in human areas, and in some smaller towns and villages they tend to be looked upon as an oddity and will draw attention from those not used to seeing them. It is not rare to see a [[Drixie]] or [[Wildling]] in the company of other adventurers. | ||
Latest revision as of 01:48, 21 March 2020
Overview
Fable Folk are the mystical and mysterious of races that inhabit the fringes of the Alterverse. They tend to be comprised of Drixies and also Wildlings, however there are other races that fall under the Fable Folk category and are discussed in other ancient tomes that are yet to be discovered.
Fable Folk comprise probably the smallest portion of the Alterverse population, and are the rarest in turn to run across. All Fable Folk are usually accepted in human areas, and in some smaller towns and villages they tend to be looked upon as an oddity and will draw attention from those not used to seeing them. It is not rare to see a Drixie or Wildling in the company of other adventurers.
