Fey
Fey adjective - Suggestive of an elf in strangeness and otherworldliness.
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Magic and fey are semantically related in supernatural topic. In some cases you can use "Magic" instead an adjective "Fey".
Magic
Magic adjective - Being or appearing to be under a magic spell.
Fey and magic are semantically related in supernatural topic. Sometimes you can use "Fey" instead an adjective "Magic".
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In Tristessa's Gazetteer V writeup, she's Ravenloft's first widderribhinn (undead fey), a type of undead created when a fey dies through powerful magic or brutal violence.
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Alternate History: The story is fairly grounded in the real world, aside from the more or less public knowledge of magic and its like-Cabal's world has Satan, and God, and Cthulu, and vampires, and the Fey, and many other forms of supernatural entities.
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The fey'ri were imprisoned and then the imprisoning civilization fell, leaving them to wake up 5,000 years later when the magic on the fortress above was severed.
Source: Tabletop Game / Forgotten Realms
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