I can't stand to see dead plant life of any kind. I have an uncanny knack for knowing precisely how corrupt the world is. I like to lead people into the forest, and pull pranks on them. I sometimes speak with plants, for gossip, or for advice. I try to work the colors green and brown in all handiwork I do. I despise those who hate nature, and will slap and lecture them at any moment. I sometimes spy on people from the trees. You can use the Dryad Quirks table to determine a personality quirk for a dryad character or to inspire how your character might act. fontbones, will-o-the-wisp) or treat nature badly. They have a fierce dislike, or even hatred, towards those who reject nature, such as the dead coming back to life (e.g. They are on very good terms with plant-based races, such as the Eadina and Vinespawn. However, some dryads are able to escape from their bindings, allowing them to become adventurers, though they are not able to return to their original spirit form, if they can even remember their time as one.ĭryads don't have a real society, instead living amongst groups who are near the trees, such as elves, and dislike those who would try to destroy nature, such as orcs.ĭryads are on good relations with most races that are considered 'animal-like', such as Crovics, Lizardfolk, and Vincuin. This is sometimes done as a punishment when the fey spirit falls in love with a mortal and that love is forbidden.
Powerful fey will sometimes bind lesser fey spirits to trees, transforming them into dryads. They are almost always female, however, male Dryads do exist.
They don't have hair, having leaves instead, and their eyes are a more grey-tinted version of their skin color. Daisy Cofire, Dryad Druid, confronting her inner drug addictions.ĭryads are roughly 5 feet tall, and have orange, green, or yellowish-green skin, covered with leaves. "By your very own particular abilities amalgamated, I am Madam Satellite!" The Dryad, as it appears in 5e's monster manual.
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