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--- lb:fey [2025-09-02 18:05:26] – [Tolkien's Legendarium] ninjasr
+++ lb:fey [2026-02-28 18:41:37] (current) – [Fey] ninjasr
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 ====== Fey ======
-Fey or Fay or Fae or however else you spell it are mythological creatures mostly from the British Isles – Celtic & English myth/folklore.
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 {{tag>mythology}}
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+<dfn>Fey</dfn> or <dfn>Fay</dfn> or <dfn>Fae</dfn> or however else you spell it are mythological creatures mostly from the British Isles – Celtic & English myth/folklore.
 ===== Description & Notes =====
 ==== Relation with Elves ====
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 What separates them in particular is that they're immune to the blight and can, in fact, purify it. Though initially this is at the cost of them taking it on themselves (which can be nullified).
-However, the White Priestesses are <wrap spoiler>all clones of //the// White Priestess Fretia, certified waifu material</wrap>. Though I don't think that actually messes with the comparison too much.
+However, the White Priestesses are <mark spoiler>all clones of //the// White Priestess Fretia, certified waifu material</mark>. Though I don't think that actually messes with the comparison too much.
 My argument is basically that Fretia and the White Priestesses are vaguely Fae-shaped: they are obviously not human, though they appear human and (in the case of Fretia specifically, being the //only// adult Priestess we see) are ridiculously beautiful. They also possess supernatural (divine) power.\\
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   * [[1d6>Fey]]
   * You'll have noticed that which spelling I use is inconsistent. I apologize for this, but I keep forgetting which one I use. At some point, I think I'll pick ‘Fae’ because I find that one the most aesthetically pleasing.
+    * Despite how long ago I did this, I don't actually remember why I picked the spelling I did.