Something really neat here is how the whole thing feels diegetic, as in like I could see most of the text being found in the journal of some fae-obsessed sage or hermit. Something the heroes find just before a fae centric plot starts to unfold around them, mayhaps. Especially dig the Rules for Mortals—give the players paranoia and anxiety right before their negotiation! They can’t even get mad at the director’s maniacal laughter, it’s in character. 

Absolutely love the flavor here. These fae and the little snippets of lore feel very Fallen London/Sunless Seas/Cultist  Simulator in a great way. Would have liked some more help on how to actually slot these spirits into an adventure or why we might be negotiating with them, but they're very cool little NPC packages.

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We would love to see a follow up or expansion to this product that includes writeups for the treasures, they have really cool names, and we want to play with them in the future. -Psiocratic Press

I loved the inclusion of Beltaine, Imbolc, etc. -Will

Love the creatures, lots of fun. The font and layout make it kinda rough to use, though. 

What a delightfully odd batch of fae! There's some prep work to be done for dropping them into a game, but their descriptions and motivations are well written and give lots of sparks for ideas. 

Superbly written, and adds real depth to the exotic Fae. I would have appreciated a line in the doc to confirm the purpose of the supplement, but that is a minor niggle.