THE WIZARD DOESN'T COMPREHEND THE CONCEPT OF GENDER
As described further in the character section of this page,
Fae and thus the roles you as players will take on during the game have no gender.
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This applies to clothing as well - we have actively sought to remove the barrier of gender restrictions to make room for more liberated, extravagant, and unlimited costumes.
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Whether you want to wear a crop top, a dress, pants, make up, stilettos, or a mustache -
it's not limited by anything other than what you want your character to wear.
On Gender & Costumes
THE FAE
COMPONENT
As we are, as players, humans of human shape, for the most part,
we don't expect you to build yourself an entire bodysuit in order to fundamentally change your appearance into something otherworldly as we might imagine Fae to look.
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Instead, work with what you can to add to your shape, use strange accessoires, wear horns or crowns or crazy headpieces.
An extravagant dress full of flowers and leaves is just as good as wearing masks or contact lenses -
most importantly, be comfortable in what you're wearing.
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It is also perfectly acceptable to change appearance throughout the game - e.g. Because you realise that wearing a set of horns all day is too exhausting or because you want to be extra and morph your character into different shapes depending on the time of day or the placement of the clouds.
THE WIZARD DECLARES
NEON IS IN
We'll be playing roughly in the 1980s –
which is a wonderful time full of absurde and bizarre
fashion choices that we hope will inspire you to dress in all the sparkles and colours that your heart desires!
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We want to stress though that we are in no way strict about the exact time period.
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Your costume can be from earlier time periods without further ado, as Fae will use any human fashion era up until the 80s to dress in, as they see fit.
If we dabble a lit bit into the 90s, we won't tell you off either.
But please, by the love of Dreams and Aspirations, stay away from the early 2000s.
It's a forsaken place that will need another few decades to become cool again and we're simply not ready for it.
