• Prime Abilities: Charisma and Intelligence
• Hit Points: 1d6 per Level, +1 after Level 10
• Combat Aptitude: Semi-martial
• Armour: Light and Medium, no shields
• Weapons: Small and Medium

Individuals whose contact with Fairy has imbued them with innate magic known as glamours. Enchanters are also blessed with the use of the fairy runes, guarded by the lords of Fairy, though such gifts are not always without cost.

Kindred: Typically only fairies and demi-fey (elves, grimalkins, and woodgrues) are enchanters. Occasionally a mortal with a strong connection to Fairy may also be an enchanter—for example, a human with mixed elfish ancestry, an individual kidnapped by fairies in childhood, or someone who wandered lost in Fairy for many years.

Armour (roll 1d6): 1–2. None. 3–4. Leather armour. 5–6. Chainmail.

Weapons (roll 1d6 twice): 1. Club. 2. Dagger. 3. Longsword. 4. Shortbow + 20 arrows. 5. Spear. 6. Staff.

Enchanters have one additional, specialised skill. The Enchanter Skill Targets table lists the character’s Skill Targets as they advance in level.

An enchanter can attempt to detect the subtle resonances woven into an enchanted object, place, or creature. If the attempt succeeds, the enchanter knows if the object, place, or creature in question is magical—i.e. enchanted, affected by a spell, or possessed of innate magic of some kind.

Requirements: The enchanter must touch the object, place, or creature to be analysed and concentrate without distraction.

Time: Each attempt to detect magic requires 1 Turn.

Retrying: The enchanter may retry failed attempts as often as they wish, each attempt requiring an additional 1 Turn.

Referee rolls: The Referee rolls all Detect Magic Checks, so that players do not know if the roll failed or if there is no magic present.

Downtime: Given an hour of solitude in a safe location, an enchanter automatically detects magic on an object, place, or creature.

Enchanters are granted the use of fairy runes—the secret, magical sigils guarded by the rulers of Fairy. As a character advances, fairy nobles may be drawn by the enchanter’s great deeds and grant new runes. See Fairy Magic for details on the fairy runes.

At Level 1: An enchanter knows one randomly selected rune of lesser magnitude.

Subsequent Levels: Each time the character gains a Level, the player should roll for the chance of acquiring a new rune. See Learning Runes.

Enchanters possess minor magical talents known as glamours (see Fairy Magic). The number of glamours known is determined by the character’s level as shown in the Enchanter Advancement table. Known glamours are determined randomly.

Kindred glamours: Some Kindreds (e.g. elf, grimalkin) gain glamours as a result of their ancestry. Such glamours are in addition to glamours gained by this Class. For example, a Level 1 human enchanter knows 1 glamour, whereas a Level 1 elf enchanter knows 2 glamours—one from their Kindred and one from their Class.

The enchanter’s natural affinities allow the use of magical items exclusive to arcane spell-casters (for example, magic wands or scrolls of arcane spells).

The saints of the Pluritine Church are loath to aid those allied with the godless world of Fairy. If an enchanter is the subject of a beneficial holy spell, there is a 2-in-6 chance it has no effect.