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In John Milton's Comus, the Fair Folk have no powers in excess of true virginity - not because they are weak, but mainly because Virgin Power is that sturdy. In 1 of his afterwards performs, the good folks trope is played straight, as the hulder herself abducts the titular character into the mountain to make him do the filthy get the job done for her (This Hulder is plain evil). Malko stumbled backwards, remembering the stories Goodwife Ingrid utilized to tell him as a boy or girl: grisly tales of a changeling people who came from the skies to steal the innocent away into hell. A little bit more xenophobic, but Tolkien's elves could be rather xenophobic to anyone who wasn't The Chosen One way too. High Elves are most likely an aversion. The Exodite Eldar are a little greater, but only since you will find little background on them. They truly are very little evil bastards, but when the relaxation of the aircraft is in its Lorwyn phase, they tone it down. The Faeries of Lorwyn are incredibly mischievous and disrupting, if not outright evil. While Magic's faeries could be the smaller winged pixie sort in standard, properly, see the flavor textual content on Scryb Sprites if you believe they're in any way, form, or sort harmless.