Legend:
(MET) = Minds Eye Theatre
(HUM) = Humorous
(REV) = Revision, modification, expansion, or reinterpretation
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- Actaeon
- By Nathan Graham. Satyr nobles.
- Adh-Sidhe
- By Colin Chapman. Fierce avenging angels.
- Aetherian
- By DeGorian Smith. Nocker/Son of Ether hybrids for Changeling: Beyond Arcadia and Mage: The Void.
- Alven
- By Jamie Fickes. Vengeful warriors of the darkness.
- Annis
- By Hastur7. Cannibalistic hags.
- Ardech
- By Mitch Kelly. "People of the Trees."
- Autumn Dwellers
- By Fionacat. Wise fae that are quickly extinguished by Banality.
- Baga-Djimbiri
- By Daniel Mitchell. Primitive Australian warriors.
- Bakhna Rakhna
- By Colin Chapman. Hospitable West African fae.
- Barbegazi
- By Colin Chapman. Hospitable gnomes who love the cold.
- Bean-Sidhe (version 1)
- By "The Weaver." Mournful fae with marvelous voices.
- Bean-Sidhe (version 2)
- By Colin Chapman. Mournful fae with terrifying voices.
- Beatific
- By Charles Phipps. Demonic and angelic fae.
- Bendith y Mamau
- By Colin Chapman. Ugly musicians with a bad reputation for stealing children.
- Boogeyman
- By Jaa@aol.com. Things that go bump in the night.
- Boto
- By Jose Alexandre Nalon and Colin Chapman. Joyous dolphin-fae who are oblivious to their fast-approaching date with extinction.
- Brag
- By Eric Burns. Shapeshifting fey with a need for change.
- The Brood
- By J.D. Simmons. A kith descended from dragons and fae.
- Brownies
- By Dale Strombeck. Workers who want nothing to do with payment.
- Centaur
- By Colin Chapman. Lusty horse-men.
- Champire
(HUM)- By Magnus Edmund. Vampire wanna-bes.
- Cluricaune
- By Melody Gulick. Greedy and highly possessive changelings.
- Curupira
- By Jose Alexandre Nalon and Colin Chapman. Brazilian protectors of the forest.
- Daemon
- By Dagon. Diabolic fae that are a shade or two lighter than Malfeans, banes, demons, etc.
- Daitya
- By Colin Chapman. Malevolent Indian fae.
- Dark Elves
- By Nuada Silver-Arm. Fae who reap the Glamour of dreams.
- Djangwull
- By Daniel Mitchell. Expressive Australian gallain.
- Djidjigargaly
- By Colin Chapman. Australian Aboriginal gallain.
- Djinn
- By Benjamin Goldstein. Intangible Arabian fae.
- Doppelganger (version 1)
- By Kevin Salcedo. Horribly warped Pooka with powerful shapechanging abilities.
- Doppelganger (version 2)
- By Brendan Dalton. The results of a Progenitor experiment.
- Dragon
- By David Kircher. Gargoyle-like changeling/kindred.
- Dragonkin
- By Ernie Sawyer. Fae born from dreams of loyalty and honor.
- Dragonogre
- By Nelson Chang. Dragon-like slaves that were once true fae; based on Warhammer.
- Draug
- By Leif Roar Moldskred. Dwellers of the seas and hiders of secrets.
- Dreamsingers: A History of the Australian Kith
- By Daniel Mitchell. Australian changelings.
- Dryad
- By Avangion. Reclusive tree spirits.
- Duergar
- By Chris O'Toole. Ill-tempered illusionists.
- Dwarf
- By Bjorn Maier. Temperamental smithies who turn to stone in the sunlight.
- Eilunedar
- By Alexander Marzec. Vicious changelings who have found a way to stave off banality with kindred blood
- Eldrich
- By Mike Schiedel. Sorcerous fae.
- Fallen Ones
- By Cloak. Infernalist fae.
- Fatae
- By Colin Chapman. Flighty winged fae.
- Felis
- By Peloquin. African cat fae.
- Folletti
- By Colin Chapman. Lustful, cricket-legged merry-makers.
- Old Clan Gargoyle
- By Jade Hammons. Offshoot of the trolls perverted by Tremere manipulation.
- Gargoyle (version 2)
- By Joshua Earnest. Curious guardians
- Gargoyle (version 3)
- By Mathew Howard. Gargoyle changelings who are stone by day.
- Gemmin
- By Stacey Lawless. The hearts and souls of the city.
- Genie
- By Nick Rossier. Middle Eastern djinn and effrit.
- Gizmo
- By Timothy J. Lanza. Pooka-like changelings who can transform into mechanical objects.
- Glaistig
- By Stacey Lawless. Vampiric schemers.
- Goblin (version 1)
- By "The Weaver." Highly social fae who love telling sick stories.
- Goblin (version 2)
- By Colin Chapman. Disgusting pranksters.
- Gremlin (version 1)
- By "The Weaver." Manic Engineer Fae.
- Gremlin (version 2)
- By Dagon. Insane vermin.
- Greys
- By Scott Hillman. Emotionless, alleged aliens.
- Gruesome
- By Magnus Berg. Ugly kith who find a Dreamer to protect and reap.
- Gwragedd Annwn
- By Chris O'Toole. Water loving healers.
- Gwyllion
- By Chris O'Toole. Observant kithain with unnerving stares.
- Hag (version 1)
- By Ron Newlin. Hideous manipulators and magicians.
- Hag (version 2)
- By Colin Chapman. Hideous, cannibalistic thallain sorceresses.
- Hengeyokai
- By Colin Chapman. Japanese pooka.
- Huntsman's Hound
- By Darkhawk. Pooka-like hounds of the Wild Hunt with a Troll's sense of honor.
- Jesters
- By The Changeling. Changeling clowns.
- Kappa
- By Colin Chapman. Brutish Japanese turtle fae.
- Keeblers
(HUM)- Chris Granniss. You know, the guys who make the cookies.
- Kobolds
- By Jo Hart. Miners and craftsfae.
- Kunapipi
- By Daniel Mitchell. Australian healers.
- Leanan Sidhe
- By Chris O'Toole. Seductive vampiric fae.
- Leprechaun
- By Colin Chapman. Miserly cobblers.
- Leshiye
- By Colin Chapman. Blustering, self-proclaimed "lords of the forest."
- Lich
- By jaa@aol.com. Quasi-undead Changeling/mage hybrids.
- Lokians
- By Morgion. Fire-loving kithain.
- Lords of the Mound
- By Geoff Shelburne. Highland relatives of the Trolls.
- Mekumwasuck
- By Colin Chapman. Xenophobic, pain causing Nunnehi.
- Mer
- By Ernie Sawyer. Alluring fae of the sea.
- Mimi
- By Colin Chapman. Gaunt Djidjigargaly who roam the Outback.
- Munchkins
(HUM)- By Erik Dahl. A kith every Dice Fearing Power Gamer would love. ;-)
- Nack
- By Per Jorisch. Water bound kith who are obsessed with drowning people.
- Naiad
- By Remi. Beautiful fae tied to pools and bodies of water.
- Naga
- By Colin Chapman. Benevolent Indian changelings.
- Nagumwasuck
- By Colin Chapman. Luck bringing nunnehi.
- Nibelung
- By Mark Kinney. Ancient, dwarf-like fae recently descended into the Dreaming.
- Nymph
- By Colin Chapman. Long-lived changelings bound to unspoiled glades.
- Oni (version 1)
- By Jade Hammons. Japanese goblin-demons.
- Oni (version 2)
- By Colin Chapman. Brutish Shinto sorcerers of Japan.
- Pamarindo
- By Colin Chapman. Thallain; think 'Changeling the Hutt'.
- Pari
- By Colin Chapman. Indian changelings.
- People in Trenchcoats
- By Mike Dawson. Conspiracy nuts, investigators and detectives.
- Pixie (version 1)
- By Jay Gray. Fanatic protectors of their homelands.
- Pixie (version 2)
- By Colin Chapman. Spirited Cornish fae.
- Pixie (version 3)
- By Wraith. Ambitious changelings born from the dreams of other fae.
- Polevik
- By Colin Chapman. Vicious guardians of the crop.
- Preacher
- By Took. Charismatic fanatics
- Randa
- By Per Jorisch. Swedish cow maids.
- Rakshasa
- By Colin Chapman. Bestial Indian changelings.
- Rebel Sidhe
- By Robert Pool. Sidhe who oppose the Nobility.
- Renshai
- By Kris Thomson. Nordic warriors who merit honourable combat above all else.
- Revenants
- By Cloak. Shadowy, manipulative allies of the sluagh.
- Roane
- By Eric Burns. Seal fairies.
- Robot
- By Rob Pool. Faerie-droids.
- Runeseers
- By mcclellan_jn@Mercer.PeachNet.EDU. Sidhe Orphans.
- Rusalki
- By Colin Chapman. Amoral faerie maids whose court changes with the seasons.
- Saci
- By Jose Alexandre Nalon and Colin Chapman. Brazilian pranksters.
- Saiya-jin
- By DeGorian Smith. Based on Dragonball Z.
- Salamander
- By J. Lance Alloway. Changelings born of fire.
- Salvanel
- By Colin Chapman. Changeling guardians of childer and children.
- Sei
- By Colin Chapman. Japanese fae.
- Shellycoat
- By Chris O'Toole. Mischievous fae who keep others in their places.
- A Treatise on the Sidhe (REV)
- By Brandon Quina. Sidhe from cradle to grave.
- Sluagh revisited
(REV)- By Zak Kramer. A Sluagh on the Sluagh.
- Sluaghan
- By David Gallo. The ancient Sluagh before they were cursed.
- Slyph
- By Eric Tolle. Obnoxious pranksters that need to be squished.
- Smurf
(HUM)- By Jared A Sorensen. Well, it was inevitable, wasn't it!
- Spellers
- By the Changeling, Darksong Jester. Guardian angel-like changelings who speak only when they use magic.
- Spies
- By Mike Dawson. 007 Fae
- Spriggan (version 1)
- By Zak Kramer. Disgusting pranksters and thieves.
- Spriggan (version 2)
- By Colin Chapman. Brutish Highwayfae of Southern England.
- Stormbairns
- By Matthew McFarland. Abused, moody fae with a penchant for dance and storms.
- Swan Maids
- By Colin Chapman. Beautiful Skinchangers with a gift for augury.
- Sylph
- By Seth Rutledge. Noble winged fae.
- Tangles
- By DeGorian Smith. They don't want to grow up.
- Tao Qui Gui
- By Chris Jones. Insane changeling who are driven mad by Banality.
- 'Taur
- By Jade Hammons. Half-animal fae.
- Tengu
- By Colin Chapman. Unusually disciplined Japanese fae.
- Tiefling
- By Tepes. Variegated changelings with an infernal or angelic background.
- Tokolosh
- By Colin Chapman. Cowardly sadists who love to torture animals.
- Tomtar
- By Beason. Karmic, capricious changelings whose fae selves are active only during the holiday season.
- Toonkavians (HUM)
- By The Changeling. Cartoonish Malkavian/Changeling meld.
- Transy
(HUM)- By Mark Kinney. Fae of the Rocky Horror Picture Show.
- Triton
- By Seth Rutledge. Mermen.
- True Fae (REV)
- By Jason. Fae without mortal seemings.
- Urban Knights
- By Mike Dawson. Fae cops.
- Urisk
- By Chris O'Toole. Homely fae who just want to be loved.
- Variant Kiths (Centaur and Wood Troll)
(REV)- By Erik Dahl. An idea for modifying kith rather than building them from the ground up.
- Veela
- By Myranda Valis. Eastern European warrior women.
- Vily
- By Colin Chapman. The changeling's answer to the Black Fury.
- VJ/DJ Hunter
(HUM)- By Magnus Berg. Martha Quinn and Rick Dees beware!
- Volsung
- By Mark Kinney. A Nordic kith similar to the sidhe, who ruled the fae for a brief time.
- Wandjina
- By Daniel Mitchell. Australian guides and travelers.
- Whittigo
- By Adam Solis. Nunnehi relatives of the Wolfen.
- Wight
- By Fabian Alvarez Lopez. Corpse-like Thallain.
- Wolfen
- By Jade Hammons. Primal hunters of man. The ancestor and/or result of the garou?
- Wykes
- By Jay Gray. Guardians of the Trods.
- Wylde Mages
- By The Changeling. Changeling/mages that are borderline Marauders. Overpowered at character creation.
- Xian
- By Chris Jones. Asian cousins of the Sidhe.