Pixies were created alongside Fairies, reflections of the same form in miniature. Where Fairies nurture the greater growth of nature, Pixies embody its fleeting wonders — blossoms, morning dew, glimmers of light.
Nature
Look exactly like Fairies but miniature, rarely larger than a mortal’s hand.
Wings vary — butterfly, dragonfly, or leaf-like.
Their magic is small in scale but no less wondrous: encouraging flowers to open, healing wilted leaves, or quickening seeds to sprout.
Known for their joy and playfulness, though never malicious.
Culture
Lived in swarms or bands, often close to Fairy courts.
Seen as the “messengers and caretakers” of nature’s smallest details.
Songs and laughter were said to keep forests awake and vibrant.
Fifth Era Memory
Farmers sometimes claim unexplained bursts of growth or harvest luck are “Pixie work.”
Children are told to leave small offerings of crumbs, honey, or petals in hollow stumps.
Skeptics dismiss them as stories, but rural folk often smile knowingly when flowers bloom where no hand has sown them.