Fae Tarakona

  The mischievous faerie dragons were intelligent and capable of using language. They also were xtremely small in comparison to their large Tae and Mētar cousins—the smaller ones were about the size of a cat and they could reach the size of bear, still even smaller then one of the youngest of their cousins.   Like many tarakonas, they tended to be pranksters, but faes were especially mischievous. They were often referred to as the pranksters of the wild.  

Known Variants

 

Blossom Tarakona

These Faery Tarakonas are covered in blooming flowers, often changing with the seasons. They release pollen clouds that cause confusion, laughter, or sleep.  

Moss Tarakona

Shaggy with green moss and small vines, these mellow pranksters are adept at camouflage and entangling foes with magical roots.  

Bark Tarakona

With skin like cracked wood and bark plating, they’re tougher than most of their kin. They conjure thorny brambles and protect glades like trickster guardians.  

Petal Tarakona

Delicate and graceful, their wings shimmer with translucent petals. They can summon floral illusions and charm others with calming auras.  

Shroom Tarakona

Covered in glowing fungi and mushrooms, they live in shadowy forests. They exude hallucinogenic spores and favor mischief at night.  

Fern Tarakona

Agile and fast, with curling green fronds in place of spikes. Their spells cause overgrowth, making plants burst from stone or armor.  

Stonebud Tarakona

A rare offshoot, with mineral petals and gemlike eyes. They pulse with earthy magic and can petrify objects with a bite.  

Ashleaf Tarakona

Born from wildfires, these Faery Tarakonas are wreathed in burned leaves and soot. They manipulate smoke, fear, and illusion.  

Thistle Tarakona

Covered in prickles and bright flowers, they are defensive tricksters. Enemies who touch them may get magically “stuck” in embarrassment.  

Dew Tarakona

Glistening with morning dew, these shimmering fae can turn invisible in mist and manipulate small weather changes.