Among the forest creatures, the Forestkin are considered the more mature relatives of the lively Twigtop Pixies . They are larger, calmer, and possess a natural self-confidence that has grown from many years of wandering through forests and clearings.

 

While Twigtop Pixies are playful and full of mischief, Waldkin approach their surroundings with keen attention and a certain serenity. They enjoy observing and listening, and only emerge when their curiosity is piqued.

 

Unlike their friends, the Mossborne Ancients , who prefer solitude and seek silence, the Waldkin are quite sociable. They do not shy away from encounters and sometimes reveal themselves to travelers or people who walk through the forest with open eyes. Their presence is often first recognized by a soft rustling in the moss, a calm gaze from the undergrowth, or a knowing smile beneath a cap adorned with twigs, leaves, or moss.