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Table of Contents Monsters 56 Table Of Contents Monsters 56 . Rylkar 4 . Banshrae 56 . Rylkar Harridan 5 . Beastwraith 57 . Rylkar Madclaw 5 . Deerwraith 58 . Rylkar Tormentor 6 . Ratwraith 58 . Rylkspawn Swarm 7 . Wolfwraith 60 . Satyrs 8 . Bhaergala 60 . Bargda 9 . Bile Wrapped in Beauty 61 . Gabharchinn 10 . Blight 62 . Marsyan 10 . Melon Blight 64 . Sidhe 10 . Pumpkin Blight 64 . Dullahan 11 . Corrupture 66 . Nemanon 12 . Dearg-due 68 . Sluagh 14 . Dryads 70 . Splinterwaif 14 . Briarwitch Dryad 71 . Uncle Skeleton 16 . Deadwood Revenant 73 . Unicorns 17 . Gulthias Dryad 73 . Black Unicorn 18 . Rhyzalich Dryad 75 . Bloodlance 20 . Fairies 77 . Shadow Unicorn 20 . Aorial 79 . Water Horses 21 . Bevhensie 79 . Mourioche 22 . Boowray 80 . Nuckelavee 23 . Terropo 81. Tangie 24 . Fenhound 82 . Wrath of Nature 25 . Feral Yowler 82 . Calvary Creekrotter 26 . Filth Son 83 . Cinderswarm 27 . Gruesome Lurker 84 . The Fey in Ravnica 28 . Hags 28 . Elder Hags 29 . Termagant Hags 30 . Grandmother Griselda 32 . Jacks 32 . Jack-in-Irons This supplement is the third in a series of supplements 33 . Jack Around dedicated to expanding on the bestiary of fey creatures 34 . Jacky Longlegs available to Dungeon Masters. For its companion pieces, 36 . Jolly Jack check out Fey Compendium I: Spirits of the Feywild, Fey 37 . Springheel Jack Compendium II: Hags, and Fey Compendium IV: Winter Fey 38 . Spryjack 39 . Joystealer 40 . Mishocair Ghosts 40 . Bocanach 41 . Cariad Ysbryd 42 . Fear Gorta 43 . Lhiannan Shee 44 . Saugh 45 . Moonrat DUNGEONS & DRAGONS, D&D, Wizards of the Coast, 46 . Moonrat Alpha Forgotten Realms, Ravenloft, Eberron, the dragon 46 . Moonrat Baron ampersand, Ravnica and all other Wizards of the Coast 47 . Pooka product names, and their respective logos are trademarks of 48 . Ragewalker Wizards of the Coast in the USA and other countries. 50 . Rotvine Defiler This work contains material that is copyright Wizards of 51 . Rusalka the Coast and/or other authors. Such material is used with 51 . Drowned Rusalka permission under the Community Content Agreement for 52 . Martyred Rusalka Dungeon Masters Guild. 53 . Plagued Rusalka All other original material in this work is copyright 2020 by 54 . Scorched Rusalka Ned Turner and published under the Community Content Sample55 . Starved Rusalka Agreement for Dungeon Masters file Guild. 1 Monsters hough it is easy to dismiss fairies as being The Mansion of Beautiful Agony nothing more than twinkly little pixies living The nereid Vuduin lives in a mansion of coral off a under flowers, this is merely a result of the supposedly haunted coast. He is continually searching for modern perception of fairies. In the old stories lovers, seducing them from off of beaches and the decks of that gave birth to what would eventually ships. Those who he kisses become infected with a disease become the fairies, these dangerous creatures that slowly and painfully transforms their bones into Twere often associated with ghosts and devils, beautiful, living coral. Only Vuduin's touch can soothe the and were dangerous to draw the attention of. There's a agony of fingers splitting into delicate fans, of bones swelling reason why an iron horseshoe above your door is considered and shredding flesh, of their ribcages tightening and slicing good luck. There's a reason why you shouldn't walk outside at through their skin. Eventually his lovers beg him to take them night alone. There's a reason why you should always respect with him, at which point they are added to Vuduin's ever the mounds out in the fields. The fey are dangerous, they are growing mansion, their twisted bones becoming the walls, close by, and they are always listening. columns, and décor of his opulent home. To demonstrate that all fey can be made to be frightening, I present to you a selection of horrific fey story starters focused The Perfect Party on the common fey presented within 5th edition's extant The satyr Carnus has a goal: he intends to put together the rules. You will notice that I do not include creatures such as perfect party. It will have the perfect music. It will have the the yeth hound, quicklings, and hags, as it should be obvious perfect menu. But most importantly, it will have the perfect how these fey can be made into horror story elements. guests. As a result, he has been gathering the perfect collection of attractive young men and women to complete The Dear Friend the ensemble. He dresses them in the most attractive attire, The sprite Acorn Fleetfoot has long been the protector of his he arranges them throughout the grove just so, he pairs them woods, working alongside his dear friend Hemeldra with the perfect complementary partners. However, he does Goodearth, the halfling druid. However, as she aged not feed his guests, as food cannot be served until the party Hemeldra's mind degraded, rendering the druid senile. The has begun. Dozens have died already, their decaying corpses grief of watching his friend descend deeper and deeper into attracting flies and scavengers. Carnus does not seem to madness has corrupted Acorn's Heart Sight ability, causing notice, though. He is only concerned with ensuring that him to see all creatures that are not Hemeldra herself as evil. everything is perfect. Now the forest has become a dark and dangerous realm, filled with bloodied traps and poisoned flowers, as Acorn The Undermountains of Madness wages a bloody guerrilla war against his former village. The korred Musdreas has lived in the caves beneath her mountain for centuries. However, the actions of a cabal of The Haunting of Hín House dangerously ambitious wizards opened a portal to the Far The elven noble Pelleas Hín has a problem: he believes that Realm years ago. Though the portal was closed, the taint of his house is haunted by the spirit of his dead wife. He has the Far Realm remains in the world, and it has poisoned good reason to believe this, too, as he was the one who Musdreas's mind. Now her hands have twisted the stones of murdered her, framing his wife's brother for the murder. This her cavern into nauseating organic shapes, and the enabled him to inherit his wife's ancestral home, a marvel of elementals that she summons sing the maddening song from elven architecture built elegantly around and within an beyond the veil. enormous oak tree. However, he keeps seeing a woman out of the corner of his eyes, and he is convinced that his wife's spirit is seeking revenge against him. However, it is not his wife who he has been seeing, but rather the dryad Esiyae. This dryad knows of the guilt of Pelleas and has been using her ability to move effortlessly through the walls of the house to torment the man. The Lover of Stories The pixie Leaflight loves stories more than anything. She can spend hours listening to stories being told around a campfire. Stories of love, stories of war, stories of heroism, it doesn't matter what sort of story, she listens to them all. However, storytellers don't always venture into her part of the woods, and she cannot bear to see them leave. So she has the beasts that love her capture her favorite storytellers so that she can bury tSamplehem in the roots of a tree, imbuing the tree with their file spirit to transform them into awakened trees so that they can tell her stories forever. 2 Monsters by CR CR Monster CR Monster 1/4 Terropo 6 Banshrae 1/2 Bevhensie 6 Bargda 1 Boowray 6 Black unicorn 1 Deerwraith 6 Deadwood revenant 1 Jack Around 6 Filth son 1 Melon blight 6 Gulthias dryad 1 Moonrat 6 Rylkar tormentor 2 Aorial 6 Shadow unicorn 2 Moonrat alpha 7 Feral yowler 2 Pooka 7 Mourioche 2 Pumpkin blight 8 Briarwitch dryad 2 Splinterwaif 8 Springheel Jack 2 Swarm of ratwraiths 9 Cinderswarm 2 Wolfwraith 9 Corrupture 3 Fear gorta 9 Rylkar harridan 3 Lhiannan shee 10 Calvary creekrotter 3 Rylkar madclaw 10 Rotvine defiler 3 Spryjack 10 Marsyan 4 Bocanach 10 Tangie 4 Cariad ysbryd 11 Rhyzalich dryad 4 Gruesome lurker 12 Grandmother Griselda 4 Jolly Jack 12 Jack-in-Irons 4 Rylkspawn swarm 12 Jacky Longlegs 5 Bhaergala 12 Sluagh 5 Bile wrapped in beauty 12 Uncle skeleton 5 Bloodlance 13 Dullahan 5 Fenhound 13 Rhyzalich dryad (in lair) 5 Gabharchinn 14 Dearg-due 5 Joystealer 14 Nuckelavee 5 Moonrat baron 14 Ragewalker 5 Saugh 15 Nemanon Sample file 3 Banshrae Banshrae are cruel fey with strange, insectoid features and a penchant for music. Though they lack mouths, they are able to play beguiling tunes on the magical flutes that they conjure, flutes which also double as deadly blowdarts. They roam the Feywild in search of victims, luring in the unsuspecting with their lovely music. Cursed for Eternity. It is said that the banshrae once possessed mouths, and that their clever wordplay and deceptions were the envy of all within the Feywild. However, when one impertinent banshrae displeased Queen Titania with an inadequately veiled insult, she cursed the entire race to be without mouths for all time. Traitors. Betrayal and cunning is in the very nature of a banshrae. Though their musical talents are highly sought after by fey lords, they are always kept at arm's reach, as a banshrae cannot help but backstab those to whom it is loyal. Banshrae Actions Medium fey, chaotic evil Blowdart. Ranged Weapon Attack: +8 to hit, range 25/100 ft., one creature. Hit: 6 piercing damage plus 7 Armor Class. 19 (2d6) poison damage. Hit Points. 67 (9d8 + 27) Speed. 30 ft. Curse (1/Day).
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