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| − | '''Tricksters''' are a sort of sub-class of [[Oberon's Children]]. | + | '''Tricksters''' are a sort of sub-class of [[Children of Oberon|Oberon's Children]]. |
==Characteristics== | ==Characteristics== | ||
| − | Tricksters have a bent for cunning schemes and clever stratagems, achieving their ends through considerable wiliness. The exact nature of the trickery varies, however, depending upon the precise nature of the trickster; some tricksters are purely out for themselves, such as [[Raven]] and [[Anansi]], while others show some concern for [[ | + | Tricksters have a bent for cunning schemes and clever stratagems, achieving their ends through considerable wiliness. The exact nature of the trickery varies, however, depending upon the precise nature of the trickster; some tricksters are purely out for themselves, such as [[Raven]] and [[Anansi]], while others show some concern for [[human]]s and assist them, or use their tricks to teach important lessons, such as [[Coyote (Child of Oberon)|Coyote]] - and perhaps [[Puck]]. |
Known tricksters among the [[Third Race]] include Anansi, Coyote, Puck, {{CIT|[[Set]],}} and Raven. However, it is doubtful that the trickster-role is limited to Oberon's Children, since both [[David Xanatos|Xanatos]] and [[Thailog]] prominently display the traits of tricksters. | Known tricksters among the [[Third Race]] include Anansi, Coyote, Puck, {{CIT|[[Set]],}} and Raven. However, it is doubtful that the trickster-role is limited to Oberon's Children, since both [[David Xanatos|Xanatos]] and [[Thailog]] prominently display the traits of tricksters. | ||
Revision as of 20:59, 17 November 2020
Tricksters are a sort of sub-class of Oberon's Children.
Characteristics
Tricksters have a bent for cunning schemes and clever stratagems, achieving their ends through considerable wiliness. The exact nature of the trickery varies, however, depending upon the precise nature of the trickster; some tricksters are purely out for themselves, such as Raven and Anansi, while others show some concern for humans and assist them, or use their tricks to teach important lessons, such as Coyote - and perhaps Puck.
Known tricksters among the Third Race include Anansi, Coyote, Puck, Set, and Raven. However, it is doubtful that the trickster-role is limited to Oberon's Children, since both Xanatos and Thailog prominently display the traits of tricksters.
