Fey Magic

Fey magic derives from legends, myths, folklore, fairytales, stories, and dreams. It is the magic of the fey, of story cycles, of the narrative of all things. It is magic that derives from customs and the Tradition, the orderly forms of stories, and the Lore, the superstitions and informal practices of stories.

The Lore and the Tradition

There is a Lore and a Tradition for almost every kind of fey energy, except for Nos (always Tradition) and Fiain (always Lore).

Fey Names

There are many ways to wield fey magic, but ultimately, it derives from the Names of fey concepts. Some are much more common than others. Below are the most common Names, the concepts they represent, and the commonest methods used to wield them.

Name	Concept	Method	Linked Names	Subaspects	Primary Occupation	Primary Species
Aendern	Change	Living a mischievous life and thus being able to invoke it at the right moment
Ainm	Name	Invoking Fey Names via rhyme and spell	Anam, Corpatha, Dybtanke, Mothu
Airghead	Metal
Anam	Soul		Ainm
Arcanum	Shadow	Drawing from secrets	Tacitum	Secrets, mystery, doubt, uncertainty
Bruadarchlach	Earth			Solid dreams
Caercallan	Trinity	Witchcraft	Glunta
Ceangal	Connection	Bonding using the ethereal liquids found in rare places, connected with feathered whips	Tahalana
Coimhlint	War	Invoking interpersonal conflicts and stories of war to gain powers of war	Vishvaas
Corpatha	Body		Ainm, Fuil
Croilar	Spirit		Vishvaas
Deanta	Creation	Using charms, spells, and knacks of crafting from old stories
Dybtanke	Mind	Communing with the subconscious with drugs	Ainm, Moemoea, Sopper	Subconscious, instinct, intuition
Eorna	Harvest	Invoking the stories of the Harvest
Fiach	Exchange	Making deals with powerful fey	Nos, Rompu
Fiain	Chaos	The Lore	Aendern
Fuil	Blood	Blood rites and rituals	Corpatha, Fuinneamh
Fuinneamh	Hunt	Riding with the Wild Hunt	Fuil, Maru
Garbitua	Water	Bathing or being washed in fey waters, and thus altered
Glunta	Ancestry	Telling ancestral tales until they tell themselves back to you	Caercallan
Karom	Animal
Khayt	Thread	Weaving the threads of fate	Maru, Nos, Tamall	Tajo, Fate
Kikota	Truth		Kiroku
Kiroku	Paper		Kikota
Lasair	Fire
Lec'h	Place	Embodying and learning the story of a place to draw its power and protect it
Leighis	Life
Lonraigh	Cosmos/Star
Maru	Death	Weaving or invoking omens of death and the endings of things	Khayt	Tajo
Mion	Microbe
Moemoea	Dream	Capturing dream images in mirrors and releasing them	Dybtanke, Sopper
Mothu	Heart	Using charms, poems, rhymes, chants, words, and other spoken magicks to evoke emotions	Ainm
Nasheebane	Pattern		Fiach, Khayt, Nos
Nihaya	Destruction
Nos	Order	The Tradition	Khayt, Nasheebane
Rompu	Plasma	Geases, quests, and compulsive spells	Fiach, Nos, Vishvaas
Seanchas	Fey	The Lore and the Tradition
Sioc	Ice		Nos
Soilsiu	Light
Sopper	Fungus	Taking fey mushrooms and hallucinating for the rest of your life	Dybtanke, Moemoea
Tacitum	Silence	Keeping mysteries mysteries and invoking them via silent movements and gestures
Tahalana	Journey	Gathering stories along a journey into magical cards	Ceangal	Seychas
Tamall	Time	Either living in the moment or drawing from the past
Tapalae	Wind	Learning to sense the winds of fortune and following them	Fiain	Fortune
Teadaithe	Sound	Playing fey music on specially made instruments or speaking the First Language		Communication, music, word, language
Vekontan	Glass	Gathering merriment in special glass cups	Moemoea, Mothu	Boasting, Stagma
Vishvaas	Belief	Believing in stories, telling them, and drawing from them	Coimhlint, Croilar, Fiach, Rompu	Poioumenon, story, plot, performance
Zelenilo	Plant/Wood