This article is about the Fair Folk of Exalted. For other possible uses of the term, see fae. Fair Folk is a term used to describe the beings who dwell beyond the elemental poles in the Wyld. …

The fae lords of these domains are attuned to everything within their boundaries, every rock and blade of grass and can shape them to their will from anywhere within the freehold.

The term Fae might apply to: Fae (CofD), a blanket term for creatures of and things imbued with the power of Faerie in Changeling: The Lost Fae (WOD), a term used interchangeably by non …

Exalted: The Fair Folk is a fatsplat sourcebook of Exalted featuring the Fair Folk (the Raksha). The book introduces both the Raksha and the Mountain Folk as playable characters. It was …

Apr 19, 2017 · Exalted can usually ignore (with a roll) their glamor in creation, and any real world weapon can kill them for real. Other fae can't and normal humans can rarely resist their …

Exalted is a high fantasy tabletop role-playing game originally published by White Wolf Publishing in July 2001. The game is currently in its third edition. It was originally created by Robert …

Fair Folk is a term used to describe the beings who dwell beyond the elemental poles in the Wyld. The Unshaped Fair Folk who remain beyond the edges of Creation are hostile to all things of …

The fae practise subtle magic’s of deception and illusion known as glamour sorcery. Though capable of achieving similar effects as the sorcery of the creation-born exalted its nature is …

Scroll of Fallen Races, a book focusing on the Dragon-Kings and the Mountain Folk.

In Exalted, a manse is a building constructed according to mystical architectural principles on a demesne to channel essence. This serves several purposes: Most important for the …