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Fairy Kingdom

Fairy Kingdom

Fairies, also referred to as faeries or fair folk, have fascinated people for centuries. They are mystical beings said to inhabit an otherworldly realm, parallel to our own. There are many different types of fairies, each with their own unique characteristics, abilities, and personalities.

In folklore, fairy lore is rich with stories of the fairy realm and its inhabitants. These stories often depict fairies as beautiful, graceful creatures who are both playful and mischievous. Fairies are commonly known for their love of music, dancing, and revelry. They are also known for their ability to create illusions and to enchant humans, luring them into their magical realm.

Despite their generally benevolent nature, many tales also warn of the dangers of encountering fairies. Some tales describe fairies who are easily offended, and who may seek revenge if provoked. Others depict fairies who steal children or trick humans into making dangerous bargains.

Throughout history, different cultures have had their own interpretations and beliefs about fairies. In Ireland, for example, fairies are often called "the good people" or "the little people," and are believed to be protectors of the natural world. In Scotland, fairies are often associated with dark magic and are feared by many.

In contemporary culture, fairies continue to capture the imagination of people of all ages. They are often depicted in literature, film, and other forms of popular media. Modern interpretations of fairy lore often depict fairies as more complex characters, with their own conflicts, desires, and motivations.

Overall, fairies remain a fascinating and captivating subject, rich with history, myth, and imagination.


Fairyland, also called Elfland or Tir Nan Og, is an enchanted place where fairies live in an organized community. It may be thought of as an alternate or parallel universe, a place where time stands still and there is no sickness or death. The fairy kingdom is said to be a hilltop one, but invisible, or composed of magnificent underground cities. Fairy kings and queens rule there.

Humans who enter the fairy realm cannot leave once the door closes behind them. Those who do leave may find that years have passed on earth during what was, for them, but minutes in the fairy kingdom.

FAIRY MAGIC Element: Air (airy fairy) Color: green Metal: iron repels fairies For: enchantment - gifts - flower magic - tempests - raising magic mists

 
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