Feywild Stories

A timid, self-doubting human and an over-selfless fae healer get bound together by a "trust" act that becomes a cage, and both must learn consent, self-worth, and agency while an older power tries to control the healer. + + + The fae realm was supposed to be whimsical and an escape from reality. But when Ursula follows August, a fawn prince of the Dawn Court, through a portal, she realizes it's anything but. Every creature thirsts for human flesh and blood--in more ways than one. As the two form a friendship and, soon after, a blossoming romance, they have to fight tooth and nail to keep each other alive, no matter the cost. Assassination attempts, time travel, and and evil hidden within Elitist fae courts will have them tearing down personal ideologies, relationships, and their own physical and mental limits. Saving the Fawn Prince will have your head spinning and your heart aching as both characters learn who they truly are, and what they mean to one another.

Amor'ath had lived for a long time and enjoyed every second of it. But when the Whithering came, and threatened not only his own life but the life itself from the Fae itself , he thought this was his consequence for living so freely. But in seeking to find a way out, he finds his consequence has only just begun.

Manlor, a renown hunter is trapped in a whole new world where he might not even survive.

In this odd realm, a timid half-elf has little chance of success, especially with minimal experience. I've only fought as a means of survival, self-defense if you will. I had known only humans, so the concept of elven culture and family was foreign to me. And yet, here I am, in the midst of a tremendous battle between two Feys. I never planned for things to turn out this way or for me to get caught in the great shambles of war - a conflict between good and evil. My two companions are practically strangers to me, knowing nothing but my name. This journey was not something I had planned or wished for, but it was what I was given. ◈ ◈ ◈ Meli, a young half-elf traveling the Material Plane, is unexpectedly captured while on her travels, only to become a member of an odd group of individuals. Crane, an older wizard castaway from his college for practicing unnatural magic, and Kurky, a youthful and lively gnome who is as fascinating as they come. Meli's curiosity gets the better of her as she chooses to accompany them on their not so concrete journey into the Feywild. Little did they know of the constant war raging within this woodsy plane. Maybe Meli will discover everything she's been looking for, embracing love and pleasure along the way. Or perhaps she'll become a part of something bigger. © Copyright to EmeraldMeadows 2022

Brie Katzenhaus was sent to the Vogel domains to become a knight--not to fall for the sharp-tongued princess who mocks her noble blood. When the fierce yet enigmatic Princess Rosalyn drags her through a hidden portal into the Feywild, Brie discovers a realm where time bends and roses whisper secrets. But their stolen days together end in betrayal. A tale of love locked between realms, where every knight must choose between duty and desire.

What makes a Villian become a Villian? Os it genetics? Or is it how they're raised? Saoirse Azteria The Shadow Viper A name feared across the realm of Scarren Dale. A name nobody could put a face to. But she wasn't always the villian. Once upon a time she was Harmoni Wilder, a young Fawn girl from the Everspring Woods. This is her story...

now you may be asking yourself- what exactly do a Wild Mage Bumblebee, an Elven Cleric, a Rabbit-Folk Echo Knight, a Kenku Ranger, a Singing Butterfly, an Angry Glowing Mushroom, and a Tricky Inventor all have in common? well... nothing, actually save for the fact that their homeland is facing a cataclysmic disaster, the likes of which has been draining the life out of their landscapes, oceans, and citizens for months; this ragtag group of seven is hanging onto nothing but a thread of instinct, an ounce of hope, and probably a pinch of ego, as they dive headfirst into a life-altering decision: save their realm, but likely perish along the way? or do nothing, and probably perish anyway? the stakes are high, and some of our adventurers are higher- but together, this conglomerate of weirdos may be the best chance that the FeyWild, and possibly the entire multiverse, has at survival

Thirteenth Rain is something of an asynchronous, fractal story that takes place in Keith Baker's world of Eberron. It follows the disjointed adventures of several remarkably similar groups of individuals.

This is the tale of the Gwyngalfar, a clan of satyrs residing in the forest of Thither in the Feywild. And the story of how love finds a way, also with dragons and elves and other cool stuff!

** When their beloved mistress is murdered, a white raven and a black fox embark on a journey for revenge. Will the brave familiars manage to recover the stolen heart in time - or would they lose themselves? ** "Sometimes love is what drives you to take your next breath. Other times, it's revenge." - ONC24EN Prompt #27 - When the guardian of a fairy grove is cruelly murdered for the source of her power, her two familiars and faithful protectors are left broken and lost. But soon, their despair changes, and from this moment on, they are driven by one desire alone: Revenge. They embark on a death-defying journey with the little strength they have left to reclaim the stolen heart. Will the black fox Cian and the white Raven Lir manage together to steal back the soul of their beloved mistress before their magic is used up and their lives are forfeit? Or will they turn back into what they once were and lose themselves forever? Time is running out, because the two nature spirits don't have much fairy magic left, as the cruel thief has his own sinister plans... *** English Version of our ONC 2024 Entry. Story by BellOfSilence & DearNovalee Cover by Thinkerling

This is your experience as a fairy in a D&D style tavern. I am not experienced with D&D mechanics enough to DM but I know enough about D&D to write junk like this.

A foray into our dnd feywild campaign through the eyes of my character, Leslie "McCool" Brannigan, a kindly, and witty homeless entertainer who values wonder and excitement above most else.

Oriander, the dualist soul, has come home to the Feywild for revenge. Little does she know that she serves a larger purpose. An old friend helps her find her way. The balance of time and reality stands in limbo as she finds her true selves again.

A satyr meets an ugly little creature and helps save the Feywild from certain destruction by enlisting help from the Baba Yaga.

In the Feywild city of Vaer'Telan, life once moved in harmony with magic-bright festivals, ancient forests, and courts that believed themselves eternal. Rohan, a skilled hunter, and Veyra, a gifted healer, were part of that balance. When they announced the coming birth of their first child, the forest rejoiced with them. But the Feywild remembers what its people try to forget. Every thousand years, something stirs-a force tied not to crowns or gods, but to birth itself. A presence capable of weakening magic, bending the boundaries between realms, and unraveling power that has stood unchallenged for ages. The truth is buried in whispers, known only to a few, never spoken aloud. Until the night Veyra gives birth to twins. Dyo is born beneath a calm sky, unnoticed by fate. Bina follows-and the sun turns black. Frost sweeps the city. Magic falters. For one breathless moment, the world leans toward collapse. Then the sky rights itself, the cold retreats, and silence falls. But the message is unmistakable. The Black Sun has returned. Fear spreads faster than truth. The ruling Fey courts move swiftly, not to understand-but to erase. Rohan and Veyra are forced to flee their home, hunted for a child who does not yet know what she is, and a son who will one day understand far too much. To survive, they make an impossible choice-one that hides Bina from her destiny, fractures their lives, and condemns them to a future of running, secrecy, and sacrifice. Years later, in a quiet town far from the Feywild, Bina grows as a joyful, curious child with no memory of the sun that once went dark for her. Dyo grows beside her, carrying the weight of what was lost, what is hidden, and what may yet come. But magic is thinning. Old enemies are listening. And the Black Sun does not need to be understood to be feared. Destiny is patient. And this time, it is no longer content to wait.