#fae abilities

[unveiled-if]

What could the MC do with fea magic?

Quite a few things!

The MC's most mentioned skill is their intuition, which just means their gut feeling is more prominent and accurate than that of a normal human. There's a dash of premonition in there as well, comes with the territory lol.

They can also wield magic, in the sense that magic works for their species. It's no portals or illusions per se, but more like making reactions where there could already be some. For example; making plants grow or die, agitate the air to combust, manipulate water, freeze things, thaw things, conduct electricity, controlling winds - reactions and natural phenomena that could happen anyway, but with the help of a bit of magic. Most fae are classified as nature spirits to begin with, so I'm focusing the MCs powers that way 💜

The most special skill the fae magic brings is the ability to see the Veil. While other species can sense it, they can't exactly touch it or redirect it in any capacity, they just trust it to work as it has always done. This will be pretty important once, uh, *squints at notes* everything goes to hell.

Buuuuut... Fae (and other beings attuned to magic) are heavily discouraged from using it in public unless it's absolutely, positively necessary. In worst cases it could even result in expulsion from the city.

Hope this gives a bit of clarity!

[velkavelkavelka]

[Frontline Tactics]

Scholar-Reaper hybrid, save me. Evil Eos, save me...

Bonus:

[warning-heckboop]

Oh to be able to make the complex lore comic that lives in my head about the concept of fairies, anti-fairies, and pixies once being a civilization of one single species of fae that splintered both metaphorically and literally due to internal conflict

[fluffer5]

Humans and our insane biology

My 2nd entry to humans are space orcs.

So, I've always seen in movies that the intergalactic version of healing is via cryopads or filling an entire space tube with some sort of liquid and just chucking the entire person inside to heal for an indefinite amount of time depending on the severity of their injury.

Now, humans don't have the luxury of that. I can sorta theorized that the medical stuff the aliens use would include the use of nanites or galactic medicinal herbs that would speed up the healing process, bumping up a supposedly 10 years of physical rehabilitation and recovery to a few months at most and to those who get the quality herbs, then a few weeks.

Seeing as Earth would be seen as a deathworld, a term I've been seeing for planets that hold life forms but is seen as a hostile planet to other other galactic race, they would be baffled by the slowness of our healing process.

They might think, "Their planet is harsh so their healing process must be very fast". And they're half correct with that assumption. Even the most ill of humans can fight back on a lot of health issues even with minimal medical support.

Infection? Increased white blood cells and even developing a fever to kill this micro invaders via increased body temperature. The body not getting oxygen? Body falls into tachypnea or breathing too fast to get more oxygen. Any feelings of danger? Adrenaline pumps out to give you an extra boost of energy for fight or flight purposes. Injury leading to a cut somewhere on our skin? Have the platelet go over there and cover the cut and have the white blood cells round up the bacteria that could've entered. Hungry with no food? Let me use this fat tissue as energy.

Alien: You mean you heal slowly or very fast depending on your injury?! What if your body can't heal itself or what if you're too weak to do the healing?! *panicking from the stress since humans are technically considered as Eternal Younglings given that they're the fastest to die from their short lifespan*

Human: That's when we go to the hospital. Our version of your healing technology.

Alien: Oh, thank the stars. So how long do you stay in your cryopad if you have a deep injury?

Human: Depends on how deep. If it's just a small cut or a small bruise then we don't go to the hospital. But if the injury is super deep or an organ is not functioning well or we're bleeding from the inside, then we have doctors who put us to sleep with this chemical called anesthesia and they operate on the cut and fix the messed up organs.

Alien: *concerned alien noises* Doctors are like healers, yes? How do they exactly 'fix' you?

Human: So, they inject us with this anesthesia, wait for us to fall asleep, then cut their way through our muscle, fats, and tissues before seeing the organs, maybe cutting up a bit of it to send to the labs or fixing it up. I don't really know the exact details since I'm just your plain worker.

Alien: Child, 'healers' who cut up patients are called as kiarvetj, killers! *exasperated, panicky actions* How... how often did you say that you Terrans go to this hospital again?

Human: Oh, I'm not sure for the rest of my kind but for those who are healthy enough like me who can function and not collapse or vomit blood or get in an accident, then pretty much never. Besides, even if I want to know if I'm sick of something, the price to have myself be medically checked is too much. So I just make do with herbs and stuff.

Alien: I think I'm going to have a word with the UIC (Unified Intergalactic Council) about this... AGAIN!

[antlered-prince]

I have to ask, is there something particularly unpleasant about the fae realm?

I'm trying to figure out if I might not just prefer life there to my life here (provided I could bring my cat, of course)

~💖

The fae realm has a lot of different rules to the human realm, and can be a whole lot more dangerous because of it. If you aren't careful you could easily lose things from yourself, such as your voice, emotions, even your will if you aren't careful with your name.

Staying too long also has its own consequences. Once you've been there for over a year it becomes impossible to leave. You've adapted too much to the fae realm, and you will continue to do so until you also become fae.

[fatedroses]

he is indeed very proud of himself.

[cosmic-luka]

so im on episode one of I Was Reincarnated as the 7th Prince so I Can Take My Time Perfecting My Magical Ability at @derangedfujoshi 's behest (read: the barest amount of prompting with shota thighs) and im already hooked

im only halfway through and not only did that really good swordfight practice scene get me but THE DARN BATH SCENE !!! starting a petition to become the water as i type

my friend look what you've done. im gonna end up binge watching this then binge reading the manga instead of doing my coursework at this point 😭

[robobee]

I have got to draw laois

[ruins-and-rewritez]

FAE AU (or FaeU if you will) starring

"Crow King" Kaz Brekker

His wife to be, Lady Inej "Revenant of the Blade" Ghafa

His court advisor, Lady Nina "Conjurer of the Departed" Zenik

Lady Nina's husband and Captain of the Guard, Sir Matthias "The Frost Wolf" Helvar

His best friend and Master of Ceremonies, Lord Jesper "Dead-Shot" Fahey

And his adopted younger brother,Master of the Hunt, Prince Wylan "The Flaring Falconer" Hendricks

Where in, while Kaz and Nina navigate a harsh political climate and Matthias tries to keep them from murdering every member of Fae Court while Inej and the boys go on missions of their own to assassinate unruly and devious Courtiers and blowing stuff up

[not-poignant]

Hi this is a random question but I noticed fae tales Gwyn has a very acute sense of smell. I particularly enjoy the way you describe Gwyn basically just sniffing people sometimes loool. Is this a Gwyn thing or are all fae that sensitive?

It really depends on the kind of fae!

Gwyn is definitely more sensitive than a common fae, but he wouldn't be more sensitive at scenting things than most hound fae. It's all relative. There's so many different thousands of types of fae, and they all have different strengths and weaknesses.

Gwyn is exceptionally skilled at using different senses as a common fae because he's a trained tracker, and he's very good at it. His skills in this area are skills, and not something he was born with.

But Augus doesn't have to do any training at all to know where all the waterways and lakes in a vicinity are, because he's a waterhorse and that just naturally comes with the territory. This is something Augus was instinctively born with :D

[chaobunnyarts]

ALSO I'm going to have Grimm and Chai stickers and Croissant stickers to give out at Vegas Fanfest as part of the WoL exchange! If I have any leftover I'll put them in my shop as freebies.

[arcxnumvitae]

We talking about dragon dicks today?

[shylittlefrogg]

eyes trapped in the limbo of life and death, peace and violence. Committed duality, They give way to see the true intentions of people through words and what they are trying to communicate

[catcatb0y]

If anyone heard me talk about some of my 'takes' on inclusivity/diversity headcanons, they would think of me as an asshole- but it's not because I don't want/enjoy/indulge in diversity/inclusivity headcanons, it's because you FOOLS the PERFECT candidate is right THERE!!

[raining-tulips]

sometimes the words just don’t stop

[timey-fandom-stuff]

... I really gotta stop coming up with wildly ambitious AU ideas.