Thought to be a relative of the Towyn, thanks to their superior attitude towards humans, and similar body-build, these blue-grey fellows can often be found near ponds and slow-moving streams. Though they seem to dislike moving water, when the need arises, they have been known to float downriver in stolen boats and rafts. Trow are far more social than their green cousins, and wander in family groups. While they don't seem to enjoy playing pranks per say, they will often strike impossible bargains with desperate humans, and when the human cannot keep to their side of the wager, they will curse he or she by means of removing one of their five senses, or the use of a limb.

The Trow detest laziness in humans, as well as gluttony and greed, and will severly punish any human showing hints of this in the manner mentioned above. There are many ways to repel the pranksters and various malicious beings related to the Trow, the most common of these being ability to beat the creatures at any various word game, or by carrying a defensive staff of Rowan or Ash. Typically, a weakness of the Towyn and Trow lies in the use of iron against them. They cannot stand the touch, nor, it is rumoured, the scent, of pure iron.

Small as the Towyn, the Trow possess neither horns nor thick hair, and instead don ragged human clothes, which serve as protection from the elements. With long nails and a near-identical build to the Towyn, these mortal-hating beasts obey none but themselves, (and on occasion the Fae), prey to the same name-binding rules as the elegant descendants of Rialle.

Written by Neilli Imrhael