Wizards, like most humans, were born without a shred of innate magic of their own. During an exhaustive apprenticeship wizards learn to use magic from external sources. Alchemy. Charms. Spells. Enchantments. All skills to be learned and tools to be used for one purpose.

To gain more power.

Certain forces and creatures are innately magical. These are ideal to use ingredients for magical works. Fey creatures are of particular importance. Their organs can be dried and ground into powder for potions. Their bones can be used to forge magical tools, such as knife handles or wands. Not a single part of a fey goes to waste. Certain tools, such as amulets, can drain a fey of magic, which then can be used by the wearer as their own until the supply of captured magic is spent. This is most commonly used with Glamour, but any magic can be drained and used in this manner. Because fey are such key ingredients, wizards are highly experienced in capturing them.

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One Dangerous World...

Three Intense Story Lines!

The Sidhe begins with three interlacing storylines. Each thread can  be read alone, but if you read them together in the suggested order, you will get the full experience.