Faerie Trickery

Many of the weaker fey and faerie dragons love to play tricks on hapless mortals for no reason other than to get a good laugh. Other fey employ trickery as a substitute for strength or as a way to avoid letting their foes notice their involvement in a situation.

Examples:

1. A phooka disguises itself as the horse of a PC or one of their allies, and at a critical moment rides off in a terrifying bucking ride through the dark wilds of Faerie.
2. Bored faerie dragons and pixies follow a band of adventurers until they make camp, then begin a raucous party involving animating the party’s equipment and having it dance away with them.