Miedges

Miedges are a fictional species appearing in the tabletop role-playing game Dungeons & Dragons, specifically detailed in the module "The Wild Beyond the Witchlight." They are described as small, sprite-like creatures known for their intense curiosity and mischievous nature. Miedges are native to the Feywild, a plane of existence characterized by magic and vibrant, untamed nature.

Physically, miedges are tiny beings, typically no larger than a human hand. They possess delicate wings that allow them to flit through the air with remarkable speed and agility. Their appearance is often described as insectoid or fae-like, with large, expressive eyes and antennae that twitch with interest. They are often depicted with bright, iridescent colors.

Miedges are driven by an insatiable desire to explore and understand the world around them. This curiosity often leads them to interfere in the affairs of other creatures, sometimes with helpful intentions, but often resulting in playful pranks or accidental complications. They have a keen interest in shiny objects, unusual sounds, and anything that deviates from the ordinary. While not inherently malicious, their actions can sometimes be disruptive due to their lack of understanding of consequences.

In terms of social structure, miedges are often depicted as living in small, loosely organized communities. They communicate through a series of chirps, clicks, and gestures, often augmented by minor magical effects. They are not a technologically advanced species and rely on their innate connection to the Feywild for their abilities. Their role in stories often serves to introduce an element of unpredictable fey magic and lighthearted chaos.