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Gael'titta, the smallest of the sub-species. Normally, they are no bigger than a common house cat but can alter their size ranging from a small rodent to a draft horse. Altering their physical appearance is taxing on them, however, and they must resume normal size within four hours of assuming it. After shifting sizes, they must rest and consume copious amounts of sweet things such as sugar and honey.

Most Fae are covered in soft fuzzy rainbow scales. They tend to have short beaks and bright eyes that range in color from white or silver to deep purple. In place of ears, they have small openings covered in a protective skin flap, much like a bird's.
Their tails are long and whip-like, while their feet each end with three toes tipped with sharp little claws. Their wings tend to span almost twice their body length and are typically insect-like in appearance and texture.

Where most Draconis breathe deadly or toxic deterrents from their mouths, the Gael'titta are equipped with something much less deadly and much more annoying. If one is unfortunate enough to be caught in the path of a Fae's breath one would be covered with fairy dust. This dust is harmless; however it is near impossible to get off. This substance also makes one glow faintly during the day, and quite brightly at night, making stealth near impossible.

Being the smallest of the Draconis, the Fae tend to have quiet, peaceful demeanors. They are generally the priests and councilors. They usually serve as mediators during disputes of any
kind and are the most fair in judgment as they remove themselves from the equation, even when they are directly involved. They tend to have almost no temper and seemingly endless patience.

Fae are most at home in meadows and gardens. They seem to be drawn to bright, happy colors. It is rare to see a Fae Draconis pass up the chance to be among flowers of any kind. They tend to avoid confrontation at almost any cost, choosing, instead to settle things peacefully even if it means backing down.

However, if threatened bodily, cornered, or defending their loved ones, Fae can be quite aggressive and deadly. Never underestimate a Gael'titta. They are as spontaneous as they are peaceful.