These oddly-made locations cans be found in odd and strange places, from beaches, to cliff tops, to deserted glades in the deep woods, but always with a clear line of sight for a distance around. They are made almost identically of stacked pieces of local stone, hand-polished but irregular, in small spirals perhaps two to three feet across. The stones are perfectly-balanced, and will sit content for centuries if undisturbed by intelligent creatures, though they are avoided by animals and unaffected by weather. These ancient constructions are similar to a planar portcullis, built to bar passage from the Feywild. It is presumed they were made by powerful Druids many generations ago, but no records can be found detailing their construction or purpose. What is known is that no Fey creature can manifest nearby, or even approach them on foot. The effect applies to anywhere within a league (three miles) of the Feyweir, and no magic can seem to overwhelm this effect. For those who fear the capricious creatures, one of these is a welcome sight. (Originally posted on Game Masters Stash on 13 September 2018) Categories All Comments are closed.
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