Scarecrow

Scarecrows take a variety of appearances, but typically take the appearance of a humanoid made of makeshift materials, usually made of cloth, sticks and magic.

They do not age, however they slowly lose their magic over time, and will require fuel to keep up their bodies.

They do not reproduce, they're created by witchcraft creating them, as they're sentient constructs.

They do not grow in size, as they stay the same since their creation.

They're typically found near witch territories.

They're capable of feeding off of magic and fear to fuel their bodies.

They don't change much with the time of seasons, however they may require more intake of magic and/or fear to keep them animate. Theoretically they could live forever.

Their personality is usually dependant on what is given to them, but they're deathly loyal to their creators, acting as servants that will follow their every command. They also have a liking towards fearful individuals, being capable of fueling off of their fear.

They're often used by witches as minions, guardians and other forms of lackeys.

They have rather average intelligence.

They don't have a sense of taste unless specifically given to them, and they otherwise have natural senses aside from their ability to sense fear in others.

They have a tight connection towards their masters, their creators who give them life, and will follow their orders to keep a constant form of magic intake. They also will not be afraid to scare others to aid them in being fueled.

They rarely ever rely on technology, they rely on the magic and tools given to them.

They speak whatever language is gifted to them by the creator, however they seemingly understand Maje by default.

Scarecrows have been around for quite a time, they were first created as spies for witches to keep eyes on the commonfolk. Afterwards they were slowly used for more varied means, with more and more spellcasters used them for their own unique needs, whether they needed to spread terror, assassinate someone, or just guard over some ground.   They've been known to fuel off whatever can sustain their magical forces, yet many have in common the ability to feast on the emotion of fear itself, many theorize that this was the cause of fae enchantments. People have grown wary of scarecrows over time, and have usually associated them with witchcraft, when in reality, anyone gifted in the art of the arcane can construct one.