Chaos Fae were once elemental Faeries—but their greed to wield *all* elemental power shattered their minds and twisted their magic. Volatile and unpredictable, they are living contradictions, embodying the raw turmoil of the elements constantly clashing within.

Chaos Fae were born from an experiment gone awry. Once ordinary Faeries, they sought to command all elements through a grand ritual. The ritual worked—but it cursed them with constant internal chaos.

They are not evil—but their mood swings, manic energy, and dangerous unpredictability make them both feared and misunderstood. Some call them cursed. Others say they are what true elemental freedom looks like.

Advantages:

• May not specialize a spell column; instead, must work with Game Management for spell progression beyond 6th level
• Subject to random positive/negative effects at the start of each event (provided by staff)
• May purchase the Pandora’s Box perk (max 5 times)
  • Grants 1 random skill from the standard skill list (excluding Specialty Skills, Ritual Magic, Spell Slots, Masteries, Cleave, and skills with special prerequisites)
  • Cannot receive the same skill twice or one already purchased normally
• May purchase Resist Charm

Disadvantages:

• May never specialize a spell column
• May never hold power in a barony or guild
• May never become a Knight or Ranger:contentReference[oaicite:0]{index=0}

• Must display veins of multiple colors (blue, yellow, red, green, etc.) on all exposed skin
• Must wear 4-panel wings
• Must wear at least one set of mismatched horns
• Clothing should be chaotic and mismatched—e.g., odd shoes, shirt sleeves made from pant legs:contentReference[oaicite:1]{index=1}

• Play with emotional and elemental instability—your temperament may change moment to moment
• Use your speech patterns, physical tics, and behaviors to express your internal chaos
• Avoid traditional alignment—Chaos Fae are not good or evil, just *unbound*

Play a Chaos Fae if you want to embody madness wrapped in elemental magic—unpredictable, powerful, and beautifully broken.