Piperka

The faeries of Spun Off live as they have done for thousands of years, as hunters, gatherers, fishermen, craftsfolk and farmers of small critters. They are a tight-knit group, protected by wards surrounding the perimeter of their hunting grounds and by their protector gods. Protector gods are larger, more powerful versions of themselves who watch over the villages and demand obedience in return. Nobody pretends they are almighty or have created anything. In this village, the Protector Goddess Emea takes a relaxed attitude to her charges, as long as they keep their romantic lives indoors. In the next village over, the Protector God may have a very different attitude, but the faeries there may also have fangs and tails, and eat mud for breakfast. Or they may be strict vegetarians who shun the use of tools. Who knows?