01 / Bloodlines
Ancestry rather than a costume
Faeborn inherit fae ancestry that may surface after several apparently ordinary generations. The lore describes latent and passive expressions as well as active supernatural bloodlines. A family connection does not mean every relative has active powers.
Faeborn can have delicate features and a smaller build. The help explicitly states that their appearance is physically human. Pointed ears or a nonhuman body are not automatic features of the archetype.
02 / Bloodlines
Fortune cuts both ways
Faeborn draw unusual extremes of luck. Their inheritance is not a constant guarantee of good outcomes. The lore also gives captivity a specific significance: someone holding a faeborn prisoner can benefit from that influence on fortune. That is a setting vulnerability rather than a promise that chance always favours the player.
Active faeborn can express varied gifts. The existence of luck-changing and floral powers does not mean every faeborn receives every ability without the appropriate choices.
03 / Bloodlines
Tiers and names
Faeborn is the base Tier 2 entry. Faeborn Veteran is Tier 3. Ageless Faeborn and Fae Child are higher-tier entries. Fae Child is a long-lived adult archetype name in the table and not a child-character option.
help faeborn lore- Read the ancestry and appearance guidance.
help faeborn mechanics- Read the mechanical entry.
Source notes c5dfe60
Repository edition reviewed 2026-09-19. The running game may differ.