varrit

Varrit is a fictional creature that appears in the fantasy novel "The Name of the Wind" by Patrick Rothfuss. They are described as small, furry, and rodent-like beings that inhabit the Fae, a magical realm bordering the mortal world. Varrit are known for their mischievous nature and their ability to communicate through a series of chirps and whistles. They are often associated with illusions and trickery, and are said to possess a natural inclination for causing minor chaos.

In the story, the protagonist, Kvothe, encounters varrit on several occasions. They are not inherently malicious but can be a nuisance, often leading travelers astray or stealing small items. Despite their playful nature, varrit are also depicted as possessing a certain cunning and an awareness of their surroundings. Their role in the narrative often serves to highlight the unpredictable and often whimsical nature of the Fae. While their exact origins and societal structure are not fully detailed, they are presented as a distinct species within the magical ecosystem of the Fae. Their appearances are typically brief but memorable, adding a touch of the strange and fantastical to Kvothe's journey.