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A flying fairy.

The Fairies are the race that occupy Zanaris. They are small, winged humanoids. The fairies never come out into Gielinor; they instead live in their kingdoms in Zanaris. However, they have established connection to other realms besides Gielinor; such as the Cosmic Plane, the Abyss and Gorak's Plane. They have most likely lived in Zanaris since before the God Wars, and perhaps even since creation.

Fairies are responsible for most of the (non-rune) magic. They are also responsible for keeping the seasons, creation, and even the balance of the worlds intact. That is not to say that all fairies are good however, as some have been known to conspire with orks.

Fairies appear to live in the air and fly around frequently. They rely heavily on magic and delight in mischief. Fairies are mysterious to outsiders, who know little of their culture and history. Indeed, many of the other mortal races would happily deny the existence of this tiny race. Most believe fairies are imaginary creatures.

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[edit] Graphic Update

Concept art by Jagex containing variations on the future look for fairies, using the Fairy Queen as a basis.
A 3D model of the future fairy, published in part 2 of the Fairy Area Improvement Diary.
A fully animated fairy, best viewed in Mozilla Firefox

The Fairy race is set to be updated alongside Zanaris. Jagex has released its three promised Development Diaries about this Fairy Area Improvement. Fairies will be slightly bigger then they are now, show more detail, and have more life in their animations.

[edit] List of Fairies

  • Slim Louie, a bodyguard of the Fairy Godfather.
  • Fat Rocco, a bodyguard of the Fairy Godfather.

The Fairy Queen.

Chaeldar, a slayer master.


[edit] Quests

The fairies are involved with the following quests;

[edit] Trivia

  • During the Quest "A Fairy Tale Part II" you will encounter a Fairy who has lost one of her arms, of which the examine info is "It's just a flesh wound.". This refers to the black knight's famous quote in Monty Python's Holy Grail.
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