Drake, Fey

Divine Servant
The oldest and most capricious drakes catch the eye of the god of dragons who imbues them with its power.

That lucky drake then becomes a fey drake, a (mostly) faithful servant. The fey drake’s main duties to its master generally involve finding people, spying on them, and, when appropriate, convincing them to perform tasks for the god of dragons. In the best cases, the task is something the person wants to do, and harmony prevails. In cases where the person is less agreeable, the fey drake uses its magic to force the person to comply.

But Still Capricious
Fey drakes, however, have a streak of unpredictability. Something that seems like a good idea at the time, or something that might be a bad idea but be fun, is exactly what a fey drake is likely to do without regard for the long-term consequences. The fey drake is more prone to mischief than even its most mischievous draconic cousins.