Frawn the shy and reclusive tree nymph lives in a copse of trees on the banks of a broad, clear river. She is an integral part of her weeping willow hometree, and her massive roots make hollows and nooks inhabited by large families of sylvorpa. All day long, Frawn tends the young tadpoles and watches them frolic in the shallows. At night, sylvorpas in droves take shelter under her leafy canopy and cuddle down, cradled by her gently gnarled bark. A long-time friend of the playful, amphibious sylestis, Frawn has used her power to coax natural protective wards around her peaceful grove. With predators held at bay, Frawn's mysteriously magical riverside thicket has become a veritable sylvorpa haven, home to all shapes and sizes of the creatures.


((Below are some of my inspirations; if you squished them all together, you'd get a Frawn. I do not own rights to any of these images.))

...! We have a willow tree in our front yard :O

Willow Tree is best tree species

Weeping Willow is pretty good...but I'm also a fan of Birch! ^.^

Trees FTW.