Fairies, some of Prismatia’s first beings, are known for their mischievous, adventurous, and charismatic nature. Myth claims they originated from the sweet laughter of Lenora, the goddess of purity, princess of happiness, and guardian of Prismatia’s pink moon. While they enjoy occasional rule-bending and playful jokes, fairies adhere to a strict code of honor and avoid violence. Their rambunctious nature often leads to stereotypes of them as thieves, tricksters, deceivers, and troublemakers.
Fairies typically maintain a small stature of 10 to 12 inches to conserve energy, a size at which flight is possible. They can also change their size to suit their needs, growing to the size of an average human or as large as ten feet. In their smaller form, they possess bright insect-like wings, similar to butterflies. Flight is not possible in their larger forms, and their wings are visible only to other fairies. Fairies have fair features, diverse hair and skin tones, and a fondness for finery and valuables.