Subtypes

The most common type of fairy. It is extremely difficult to tell Ubique fairies apart from Pixies; as both have pointed ears, similar wings, and have the ability to transform into a miniscule size. However, there is a distinctive Ubique fairy trait that can be used to identify them. Ubique fairies have abnormal colours on their bodies; such as colourful gradients and/or markings that can colour shift. These markings are usually on the Ubique's legs or arms, but occasionally are known to appear on the torso, back, neck, and/or even face.

Halflings usually grow up believing they are human. They often do not show any physical attributes of fae-kind, however they do grow into having fae abilities when they are of age. Fae abilities can range from excellent physical strength to manipulating the elements, depending on what type of fae the halfling is a descendant of. Halflings, when having children with a human, do not seem to pass on any fae traits to their offspring.

A magic wielder that is proficient in magic that utilizes the sun, moon, or other celestial bodies in order to achieve great power.

A magic wielder that is proficient in magic that requires a blood sacrifice or the users own blood to be called upon.

A magic wielder that is proficient in magic that utilizes the four elements (water, fire, air, earth).

Familiars are often small creatures created by Magic Wielders to help with various tasks. They can be made out of various materials though many wielders tend to favour using materials that line up with their natural affinity. The most common familiars are elemental ones, usually looking like tiny golems made of stone or wood. Familiars, due to be created with mana, are able to use small amounts of mana to help their Wielder with anything that they may need assistance with. They are also able to cast minute charms such as healing or calming charms, warming spells, or even tripping hexes.

These sirens tend to be very pale in colour with striking blue eyes. They emit a very cold vibe upon just looking at them.

Vibrant and bright, lagoon sirens live for the tropical temperatures and display vivid colour patterns on their bodies. They also tend to be a bit more laid-back and relaxed than the other siren types, content to float about and bask in the sunshine.

Displaying a range of colourful to muted patterns across their scales, the colour of Oceanic Sirens visibly resembles various sea creatures such as sharks and colourful fish. Some darker sirens prefer to live quite deeply below the water's surface.

The most playful and cheeky of all sirens. Generally sporting hues of blues and greens, River Sirens are notorious for enjoying pulling pranks on others. No human or fae is safe from their antics.