Fae Human (F-aye Hyu-man)

“Annoyances at best, hiding among humans. We cannot let them create more monstrosities, they must be invited to our world and encouraged to create relationships with their own kind.” – King Lucean to Lord Knowlin.

History

  Before King Lucean closed off the portal to the human world for good, Daimons could enter the human world freely, and 200 years before that, humans could even waltz into Alea without much trouble before King Florian I cast the spell to seal them from being able to see the portals. Way back then, it wasn’t uncommon for a Daimon to live and have a family in the human world, but if they continued to live there, after a couple generations of marrying humans, their blood thins until it is there, but almost completely untraceable. The first descendent of a human and a Daimon creates a Half-human, but the 5th would become human while the 15th might just become a Fae Human, the blood awakening suddenly due to either a prompting traumatic event, or just a large amount of mana. This is also the case with the children of Drairy, much less common but also a possibility.   Historically, Fae Human would find their magic, and then either be invited to join the Daimon in Alea, or stumble upon a portal themselves with only few choosing to remain in the human world. Since the closing of the portal, integrating newly emerged Fae Human into Alean society is difficult. The great library holds record of every Daimon or drairy that integrated into human society, and tracks their relatives, meaning when a Fae Human is born, the Alean librarians will know about it, send message to the King, and a search party is sent to retrieve the Fae Human and bring them to Alea.  

Appearance

  Fae Human appear completely human in appearance. They have no horns or coloured eyes. They could look any way and be any height, though usually not exceeding 6 feet and seven inches at most. Some choose to get the tattoos of the daimon or grow their hair like the Drairy, but some also choose to remain looking as human as possible, in hopes that they can return to their world.  

Life Expectancy

  Like Humans, Fae humans live up to around 90-95 years old on average and become an adult at 18.  

Dwellings

  The town of Gladia in Aborlaten is home to a large group of Fae Human, often brought here when they are taken from the human world. This subgroup of Fae has their own cultures and traditions, the most defining traits being a long pleat that exceeds the rest of their hair and the facial tattoos some get to channel their mana similarly to Daimon. Both Drairy and Daimon Blooded Fae live here. They are also scattered throughout Alea, with a large population in Delroy and Sylvia. Some Drairy-blooded Fae even travel to the Ferren Wilds to find their ancestors. Not much is known about how they are accepted there, however.  

Fae Human Names:

  Most keep the name given by their human parents, but some choose to change to a Daimon or Drairy name. You can find examples in their respective articles.  

Fae Human Traits

 

Ability score increase

Your dexterity score increases by +1 and your charisma score increases by +1  

Size

Your size is medium  

Speed

Your base walking speed is 30 feet  

Languages

Coming from the human world, you speak your original language from your birth country as well as Alean if Daimon Blooded or Almarian if Drairy blooded  

Mana

You have 1000 unfiltered mana orbs because of the excess of mana that humans posess, but because of your Fae-like routes, your mana is unlocked like a Daimon or a Drairy’s, however the blood is not completely unlocked, so you cannot gain any more as you grow, capped at 1000 (10 mana points) Once used, you regain your mana after a long rest.  

Fateful healers.

Whenever an injury is inflicted, you may spend 1 mana to flip a d2 (or a coin) if the coin is heads (or 1), you heal all the damage inflicted, if the coin is tails however, you take double.  

Human knowledge

Any check involving skills or knowledge you would have picked up in the human world can be made with advantage (Ask the Dm if you are unsure)  

Deceptive

because of your human nature, you have a proficiency in deception
 

Subraces

   

Drairy-Blooded

  defended from a Drairy and a human, or two drairies in the human world, they possess some of the traits of a pure-blooded Drairy, with some added spice.  

Ability score increase

Your dexterity score increases by +1  

Spells

• At first level you have access to the cantrip “Create bonfire” and the 2nd level spell “Earthbind”

 

Accustomed to the weather

With blood that’s used to the harsh climate of the Ferren wilds,, Drairy-blooded Fae human have resistance to thunder and lightning damage.  

Language Proficiency

You have an instinctive proficiency for learning new languages, and you already know Almarian, English and Alean without having to see it.  

Green Fingered

You can make any plant grow just by touching it. You can also expend 2 mana points to use them to attack an enemy or 3 mana points to create any structure out of vines and flowers.  

Thistle

Spend 1 mana point to create a weapon out of a plant root.  

Daimon Blooded

  Descended from on elf the three sub races of Daimon, they have some of the abilities of the Daimon as well as some extra abilities from their human Mana levels.  

Ability score increase

Your strength score increases by +1  

Spells

• At first level you have access to the cantrip “Control flames” and the second level spell dragons’ breath.

Hot blood

Your blood is used to the hot conditions of Alea, so you have a resistance to fire danage.  

Portal Creation

You can expend 1 mana to create a portal that moves between the human world and Alea, you can make this portal anywhere within 200 miles of the sea on on earth, or within a Portal Well in Alea.  

Known secrets

Your magical power allows you to see others deepest secrets. You may expend 4 mana points to reveal any creature’s deepest darkest secret.  

Hot headed

Spend two mana points to look into a creature’s eyes and cause them immense inner pain and discomfort. (+your intelligence score to your hit roll and damage is 2d8)  

Curse of Blood

Using a drop of your own blood and 1 mana point you can summon any item you already own, 4 points for any item you’ve seen, 5 points for an item you know to exist and 8 mana points for any item you can create with your imagination.