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Changeling: the Lost Preview, Part 3 Spring Blossoms Changeling: The Lost Preview, Part 3 Spring Blossoms Table of Contents Chapter Five: Shared Nightmares ................................................................................................... 7 Fetches ........................................................................................................................................ 7 Building the Fetch ................................................................................................................... 7 Fetch Traits ............................................................................................................................. 8 Magic of the Fetch ................................................................................................................ 10 Storytelling the Fetch ............................................................................................................ 12 Resolution ............................................................................................................................. 14 The Loyal .................................................................................................................................. 16 Bridge-Burners ...................................................................................................................... 17 Privateers............................................................................................................................... 20 True Loyalists ....................................................................................................................... 22 Storytelling the Loyal ........................................................................................................... 24 Hedge Ghosts ............................................................................................................................ 24 Creating Hedge Ghosts ......................................................................................................... 24 Hedge Numina ...................................................................................................................... 30 Example Hedge Ghosts ......................................................................................................... 31 Hobgoblins ................................................................................................................................ 32 Creating Hobgoblins ............................................................................................................. 32 Dread Powers ........................................................................................................................ 34 Hobgoblin Deals ................................................................................................................... 36 Example Hobgoblins ............................................................................................................. 37 The Wild Hunters ...................................................................................................................... 46 Never Far from the Queen .................................................................................................... 46 The Wild Hunt ...................................................................................................................... 47 Calling the Hunt .................................................................................................................... 48 Sample Dread Powers ........................................................................................................... 49 The True Fae ............................................................................................................................. 51 Names and Titles................................................................................................................... 52 Sign on the Dotted Line ........................................................................................................ 53 True Fae Traits ...................................................................................................................... 54 One Thousand and One Stories............................................................................................. 57 Chapter Six: All the Kingdoms of the Earth ................................................................................. 63 Eighty-Nine Dreams of Home, the Yuanfen Pavilion .............................................................. 63 Historiarum Obscura ............................................................................................................. 63 The Dragon Court ................................................................................................................. 65 Society of Morning ............................................................................................................... 65 Society of Day....................................................................................................................... 66 Society of Night .................................................................................................................... 67 Faces ..................................................................................................................................... 67 Places .................................................................................................................................... 68 The Council of Elves ................................................................................................................ 69 Historiarum Obscura ............................................................................................................. 70 The Seasonal Lög .................................................................................................................. 71 Spring .................................................................................................................................... 71 Summer ................................................................................................................................. 72 Autumn ................................................................................................................................. 72 Winter ................................................................................................................................... 73 Faces ..................................................................................................................................... 74 Places .................................................................................................................................... 75 Hard-a-Lee ................................................................................................................................ 76 Historiarum Obscura ............................................................................................................. 76 The Court of Tides ................................................................................................................ 77 High Tide .............................................................................................................................. 78 Ebb Tide ................................................................................................................................ 78 Low Tide ............................................................................................................................... 79 Flood Tide ............................................................................................................................. 79 Faces ..................................................................................................................................... 80 Places .................................................................................................................................... 81 Tumbledown Market ................................................................................................................. 82 Historiarum Obscura ............................................................................................................. 82 The Traders' Court ................................................................................................................ 84 The Court of Coins................................................................................................................ 84 The Court of Barter ............................................................................................................... 84 The Court of Favors .............................................................................................................. 85 The Court of Shady Deals ..................................................................................................... 86 Faces ..................................................................................................................................... 86 Places .................................................................................................................................... 87 [FICTION] It Happened to Me, Part V Lucy: I’ve always prided myself on being perceptive. Stella and Susan were paddling around in the tub, and James was sitting on a stool next to me, cooing at them. When I looked to my side, there was a man whose glasses were sliding down his nose. When I turned slightly past, I could see our reflections in the bathroom mirror. Mine
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