Changeling - Players Guide.pdf

Boggans
Seelie Trolls: Worthy of our respect because they are the most
true to their fae nature and among the most worthy of our kind.
Unseelie Trolls: A strange little people, but at least they
know their place.
Eshu
Seelie Trolls: While many appear to be dishonest
rogues, in truth many follow a strict code of honor. Their
imagination and adventurous nature strengthen the Dreaming
wherever they go. Once you have gained an eshu's
loyalty, you have a friend for life.
Unseelie Trolls: Dishonest rogues, who claim to follow
a strict code of honor. Trust them only when you can keep
an eye on them, and be aware that they spread rumors.
Nockers
Seelie Trolls: When they show any honor at all, it is in
matters of their admittedly superior craft. They make the
best weapons, but always demand a warranty, no matter how
offended they may act at the suggestion.
Unseelie Trolls: They make the best weapons, but
always demand a warranty.
Pooka
Seelie Trolls: They seem to have a very low opinion of our
intelligence; we are thus tempting targets for their churlish
pranks. Hand out one object lesson in manners, and news in
their community seems to spread, however. Fortunately they
have learned not to push our patience too far.
Unseelie Trolls: Smash a few of their empty animal
heads together and watch them cower. Once properly
humbled, they make good spies and messengers. It is always
useful to have at least one pooka as a companion.
kith other than to their own. Among other trolls (Seelie and
Unseelie), ogres tend toward a stricter interpretation of the
Code of Dagda and the Escheat, while among other, "lesser"
kith, they tend toward a more liberal interpretation of these
Stereotypes
Redcaps
Seelie Trolls: Good fighters who honor us for our strength,
but they completely misunderstand what it is to be a warrior.
Their excesses damage the Dreaming, and we must watch them.
Unseelie Trolls: Sometimes these guys go a little too far.
Despite their bravado, most of them are cowards at heart.
Satyrs
Seelie Trolls: A conundrum for those of our kind. They
follow nothing but the dictates of their own jaded desires, yet
their festivities strengthen the Dreaming and all the fae.
Leave them to their own devices.
Unseelie Trolls: Their pose as clueless hedonists does not
fool us. They are adept scholars and incurable busybodies, always
sticking their noses into our affairs. They are lying seducers and
use their wiles to steal our secrets. If you must have an affair with
one of them, do it on your own terms and make it a short one.
Sidhe
Seelie Trolls: Undoubtedly those among us best suited to
lead, but they have failed the fae once before. This is their
second and last chance.
Unseelie Trolls: Undoubtedly those among us best
suited to lead, but they have failed the fae once before. This
is their second and last chance.
Sluagh
Seelie Trolls: As a group they are dishonest and manipulative.
If nothing else, we support the sidhe to curb their excesses.
You may trust some as individuals, judged by their own merits.
Unseelie Trolls: They look at us as little more than
powerful pawns to be used against the sidhe. We claim that we
are on to them, but then why do they always still seem to get
their way with us? Trust a satyr or an eshu before you trust one
of these grotto-whisperers.
codes. This gives other kith the impression that ogre behavior
is erratic and bound by no real code. Non-trolls, thus, view
Unseelie trolls with trepidation.