Water fae

Naiads, more commonly known as rusalki, are the nymphs of lakes and rivers. Like their wood cousins, dryads, they are exclusively female and sometimes said to kidnap human girls to transform them into more nymphs, though they prefer more traditional ways of reproduction. According to the dwarves, nymphs appeared in the world centuries before the arrival of civilized races,[1] possibly among the first living species to appear on the planet. Dwarves and naiads shared mutual hatred towards each…

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Naiads were a rarely seen fey water spirits that lived in the Sisters along with nereids, sylphs, pixies, and leprechauns.[2] During the days before the Weeping War, naiads lived in the lakes and fountains of Myth Drannor and served as their protectors.[3] In 1370 DR, naiads were elusive and...