Why you should use classic fey in D&D

In this video we discuss what the inclusion of the fey can bring to your D&D campaign, and why your next antagonist should be a fey creature. We also go through the assortment of items (and myths that inspired them) that you can get for free!

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Video editing, audio editing, TTRPG material, art and graphic design by me. Logo by purplehate on fiverr. Images within the video are typically from Pixabay or Pexels. Background music by Joel Steudler. The primary source I've used for the fey myths in this video and the supplements is A Companion to the Folklore, Myths and Customs of Britain by Marc Alexander.

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0:00 D&D and the nebulous
1:03 Types of magic
1:51 Fey in classic niches
3:14 Advantages and disadvantages to fey themes
4:08 The aim of the supplements
5:17 Diving into the free supplement
5:44 Banshee
6:35 Cold Iron
7:07 Fairy Ring
7:39 Fairy Stock
8:19 Kelpie
9:03 Tooth Fairy
9:36 Conclusion