Fall 73rdyear-I am now living amongst the faerie tribe.  They have moved to a new clearing near a calming brook.  It took me a few seasons to locate them.  I fled that very night to save myself.  My few possessions I stowed in my cloak but before leaving I left my regards to my brother’s vile band by means of fire.  I still feel such anger towards them and wonder if I would be amiss should that burning building have contained it’s members.  I’ve never wounded a creature before it is all at once empowering and yet frightening.

Winter 73rdyear-So it seems the faeries have their prejudices as well.  Euphorium came to me, tears like dew in his her magnificent emerald eyes to relay the message of her tribe.  They are uneasy having a pixie among them , especially a pixie in my circumstance.  At least they do not frown on Euphorium visiting me often as I will transport myself to a nearby glade were I know she can find me.

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This is my back story for my new D&D character a lesbian pixie wilder/pyrokineticist.

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About Phylloxera- 2ft tall 27 ilbs, white blond hair and tan skin with grey eyes. pixies in this universe do not have wings and have elongated ears. They have the ability to be invisible at will and fly as well as a smattering of other tricky spell like abilities. A rare few have the talent of performing a beguiling dance that transfixes their audience and some pixies have been known to have psionic or 'mind touching' abilities i.e. it isn't extremely rare but it is a rather special ability.

About the world: It is a cloud of spheres which may at one point in the past have been part of one celestial body. There are dragons that are paid tribute to in order to protect their respective spheres. Air ship travel has just recently become common and cheap in the last 50 years, navigating between the spheres can be difficult at long distances because they move somewhat erratically. Any other questions just ask.

updated Jul 18 '11 by StrawBarry