Fae Traveler

• "The snake sprang out, and this time it was no joke. This time it was real"
  • -- Stephen King's - Needful things

Quote

• "Whose turn is it to distract the Dragon?"

Prelude

• From an early age you've loved the lighter side of the supernatural. Fairies, goblins and unicorns were commonplace subjects of childhood makebeleive and play. As you grew older you never really managed to seperate yourself from the land of make belive, and your life has been filled with happy day-dreaming of a better, magical world where the subjects of make-beleive still roam.

  During one of your studies your wrote a short story, and it caught a professor's eye. The professor in question was a Kiasyd. He offered you the life that you had dreamed about, but he warned it would come at a price. You would be forever a vampire, and while not not a Bella Lugosi, still as dangerous and possibly frightening as the things stories were made of. You acepted tentativly, and were intoduced to the world of the Kiasyd.

  After moving out from your Sire's wing, you've gone exploring. The fae blood that mixes with your vampiric blood lets you see the world of the fae that interacts with the normal world. You've even met a few changelings in your training with your sire, and consider them wonderful creatures..

Concept

• You want to be part of the ultimate fairy tale. You want to slay dragons and fight ogres, and rescue princesses. While you may not find a princess in the mordern world, you've found that Chimerical Dragons and changling Ogres truely do exist.

Roleplaying Tips

• This Archtype is mainly for interaction with Changeling: The Dreaming games. The Storyteller should extend the powers of the Kiasyd's clan discipline to to seeing and possibly interacting with the Fae Dreaming. From there, the charector should be a slightly more limited role in the usual changeling quests for relics and the need to stave of the Great Winter and the end of the Dreaming.

Equipment

• Trenchcoat, dagger, a book on Fae.

  Creation

  • As per the 3'rd Edition Charector creation rules, emphasis on mental attributes, and Physcial as a secondary, dots in the trait Fae Lore are recommended.