The term "fey" refers to beings or creatures from folklore and mythology, often associated with magic and enchantment. These entities are typically depicted as ethereal and otherworldly, possessing supernatural abilities. In many cultures, fey are linked to nature and are believed to inhabit forests, meadows, and other natural settings. They can be friendly or mischievous, sometimes helping humans or leading them astray. In literature and popular culture, fey characters often embody traits such as whimsy, unpredictability, and a connection to the mystical. They are commonly featured in stories involving fairies, elves, and other magical beings. The concept of fey has influenced various art forms, including fantasy literature and role-playing games.