The Tooth-Fairy Collection

Upon a throne of fungal decay, Sylvari plucks the discordant strings of a spinal harp, her melody a silken trap for the unwary. She is the siren of the sun-starved thickets, weaving the “Mawbride’s Blessing” into a lullaby that snuffs out the will of the living as easily as a guttering candle.

Highlight

For the Keeper, Sylvari represents a tactical shift toward psychological manipulation. Her presence on the tabletop signifies a transition from brute skirmishing to an atmosphere of “Overwhelming Magic,” perfect for forcing Keepers to navigate the heavy drowsiness of the Petal-Grave.

Encounter Insight

Utilize Sylvari to trigger shared nightmares; her discordant notes act as a catalyst for the magical sleep that leaves adventurers vulnerable to the Sovereign’s harvest. For Keepers seeking a vision of haunting, forest elegance, our Painted Edition is brought to life with professional Vallejo and Citadel pigments, secured by the Eternal Seal of Army Painter Matte Varnish.

Features

• The Spinal Harp: An intricately sculpted instrument featuring a bird-skull headpiece and a vertebrae-lined frame.
• Mushroom Throne: A detailed narrative perch featuring a broad, spotted fungal cap that anchors the Artifact to the forest floor.
• Translucent Wing Structure: Hyper-fine texturing on the wings to replicate the delicate structure of blighted flora or forest insects.

Ideal For

• Narrative focus points during the “Night of the First Loss”.
• Elite utility units in the Court of the Fractured Smile.

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Tabletop Lore

It is whispered that Sylvari was once a guardian of the forest’s quiet places before the corruption of the “Child’s Embrace” orphanage. Now, her music serves a darker purpose; she no longer plays to celebrate the growth of the young, but to soothe the fear of those whose ivory is destined for the Sovereign’s collection. Her harp strings, spun from silver fey-hair, vibrate with the ancient tradition of the “Night of the First Loss,” reminding all that the court always collects what is due.