Fairy

Basic Information

Anatomy

Other than their small size, they seem to have the same body structure akin to any other humanoid race.

Genetics and Reproduction

Fairies, being able to reproduce asexually, are thus always female.

Growth Rate & Stages

Fairy kind does not live for very long, often dying before their human friends even reach adulthood. Fairies mature completely around 3 years old, and live up to around 20 years old. The oldest ever fairy was recorded at 25 years and 7 months old when she died.

Ecology and Habitats

Fairies live in what they call “hives” where gatherings of them get together, and try to live peacefully. Though some make home in a human city or two, this isn’t done very often, and often leads to the fairies being enslaved.

Additional Information

Social Structure

Bubbly and kind, fairies try to get along with anyone, no matter how scary or evil they may look. While this leads to their death sometimes, this thought never really crosses their mind when talking to gargantuan dragons or when inviting orcs to games of tag.

Facial characteristics

Tiny fey with beady eyes and strange multicolored hair, fairies appear almost exactly similar to human children or gnomes, save for their incredibly small stature and big grins.

Perception and Sensory Capabilities

Their eyes have been adapted over the years in such a way to give them the ability to see better than humans letting them see perfectly in low-light situations, some fairies even have the ability to hear slightly better than normal.

Civilization and Culture

Naming Traditions

Common Names for Fairies include: Weety, Miney, Yubu, Fraylo, Woma, Vuvu, Maya-eyu

Major Organizations

Fairies are commonly unassociated with groups as they are neutral in the grand scheme of things, but fairy hives have been found in major cities and some even found to have special protection orders while in those cities.

Origin/Ancestry

Elonian

Lifespan

20 Years

Average Height

1 ft - 1' 6"

Average Weight

7 lbs - 21 lbs