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• Odhran can hide his wings at will, though he usually doesn’t. When hidden, the wings can still be seen in the form of a tattoo between his shoulder blades.
• He will occasionally refer to himself in the third person when flaunting his status or might.
• Loves fine clothes that show off his status or body. He’s kind of vain…
• His favorite intoxicating drink is the sap from a bleeding tooth fungus mixed with mad honey. Non-fae beware: this drink can kill those of other races due to the makeup of the honey! It’s in your best interest to decline if he offers you more than a sip.
• Odhran has a pretty noticeable fetish for humans and elves. Humans are mundane on first appearances, but highly malleable—and elves are part of the few fae races that have distanced themselves from the fairy king’s rule.
• He dislikes cats because they swat at his wings too much…
• If asked about his scars, Odhran will make up a plethora of fantastical stories to explain them away…and none of them are true, of course. He makes up lies because he claims the truth is much more boring. Want the truth? …Do a favor for him, and he might just sate your curiosity.
• His ears and antennae are fairly sensitive. He loves being touched in those areas, although very few people are afforded the luxury of doing so.

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Background

The Realm of the Fae was far-reaching and complex, and its inhabitants were even more so: long gone were the simplistic days of Titania and Oberon, where petty marital disputes between the king and queen were the only things the fair folk of the World Inbetween had to worry about. As society developed, kingdoms rose and fell; new cultures blossomed, nourished by emerging communities, and people evolved. Intermingled. Dragons, wolvenfolk, humans…the world’s populace began to coexist together in their chosen settlements, and in time came to know each other better, but of course there were always outliers—fairies being amongst them.

Because the fae have always occupied their own space, they were never as interested in affiliating themselves with others as a whole. There have been some outliers amongst the fair folk, however: elves have been found living in close proximity to humans, if not directly with them, and brownies have readily made themselves at home…in the homes of others, regardless of species or allegiances; still, these exceptions made up so little of the fae in general that outsiders were still lured in by the promises of the unknown. So great was the allure of the hidden realm that any news that came from the fair folk was quickly spread…

...So when a new Fae King ascended the throne for the first time in over a thousand years, everyone knew about it.

With a new king came new rules and attitudes, and the rare chance to curry favor and form an alliance—finally get to know the fae as they were. And luckily for everyone interested, the new Fae King Odhran was more than happy to invite outsiders into his kingdom to entertain him and prove themselves useful…although, there were no promises made to let them leave once they arrived.