Personal Information:

• Full Name: Fredrick Von Bergherz
• Title: King of Bergherz
• Race: Beastman
• Nation: Bergherz

Physical Appearance:

• Build: Powerful and muscular, with distinct animalistic features.
• Fur Dark tan with a mane of chestnut brown hair that tumbles over his shoulders
• Eyes: Amber, often sorrowful

Background

Roleplaying Fredrick

Fredrick goes through a series of stages as the players interact with him. In the Märchenweltgrenze chronicles, he starts as a dejected and depressed wreck of a man who is constantly dwelling on his failures when the players first meet him. As the players interact with him they become the things has not had in centuries, friends, and potentially even romantic interests, he will start to heal and gradually become a warmer and more open character.

Roleplaying Fredrick during the initial encounters with the players in the Märchenweltgrenze chronicles

1. Evident Despair:
   • Convey Fredrick’s emotional turmoil through his body language, facial expressions, and the tone of his voice.
   • He might appear distant, avoiding eye contact, and exhibiting signs of hopelessness.
2. Mistaken Idenity:
   • When Fredrick first sees ani player character even baring a superficial resembance Sofia, describes a glimmer of hope in his eyes.
   • He may mumble Sofia’s name, reaching out as if trying to confirm her presence.
   • Fredrick might instinctively move closer to the player character, seeking comfort and solace in her presence.
   • As the interaction progresses, Fredrick’s confusion becomes apparent. Describe moments of realization where he struggles to reconcile the player character with the image of Sofia in his mind.
   • Express his frustration and sorrow as he grapples with the dissonance between reality and his desperate desire for Sofia’s return.
3. Vocalizing Self-Blame:
   • Fredrick, might vocalize his self-blame, muttering phrases like, “It’s all my fault,” or “I failed them all.”
   • Express his anguish through the repetition of these self-accusatory statements.
4. Wallowing in Regret:
   • Fredrick could be found in a defeated posture, possibly sitting or kneeling, symbolizing his emotional and mental surrender.
   • Describe his physical movements as slow and burdened, weighed down by the regret that plagues him.
5. Haunted by Past Decisions:
   • Fredrick might bring up specific decisions he deems as mistakes, reliving key moments where he believes he failed as a leader.
   • His recounting of these events may be tinged with sorrow and a sense of helplessness.

How to roleplay Fredrick after chapter 3 of the Märchenweltgrenze chronicles

1. Emotional Depth:
   • Express Grief: Fredrick has been grieving for centuries. Show moments of introspection, sadness, or melancholy, especially when reflecting on his past or lost love, Sofia.
   • Shifts in Mood: Showcase the variety of emotions Fredrick experiences. He may seem stoic one moment, then become animated or even tearful when discussing certain topics.
2. Vulnerability:
   • Open Up to PCs: Fredrick’s desperation for connection allows him to reveal his vulnerabilities to the player characters. Share intimate details about his past, fears, and regrets.
   • Struggles with Loneliness: Highlight Fredrick’s difficulty in forming connections due to his unique circumstances. Express moments of longing for companionship.
   • Temporal Statis: Due to the effects of fey magic Fredrick is still very much a young man mentally, the transformation occurred when he was around 20 years old. Feel free to add lingering teenage angst to Fredrick’s emotional vulnerability.
   • Romantic Awkwardness: He and Sofia had been friends since they were infants and a couple since they were 11. As such Fredrick is not sure how to go about courting. His heart is still recovering from the loss of Sophia and approaches romance with trepidation if not outright fear. If he does not have feelings for a party member he will ask advice from the players on how to court young women. If he does have feelings for a player character his initial attempts to court her will be ham-fisted and overly dramatic.
3. Desire for Friendship and Romance:
   • Express Eagerness: Fredrick is desperate for connection, and the players have become his friends. Emphasize his eagerness to spend time with them, share stories, and build camaraderie.
   • Express a desire for companionship: Fredrick is desperate for companionship. He will organize events to give himself an excuse to spend time with the player characters.
   • Romantic Tensions: If the campaign allows for romantic relationships, subtly weave in romantic tensions. Fredrick harbors open feelings for any character he misidentified as Sofia.
4. Noble Gestures:
   • Elevating PCs: Showcase Fredrick’s gratitude and desire to keep the players close by elevating them to the nobility of his kingdom. This act demonstrates his commitment to their friendship and loyalty.
   • Generosity: Have Fredrick shower the players with gifts, resources, or privileges, emphasizing his desire to ensure their well-being. He will be especially generous with any character he misidentified as Sofia, lavishing her gifts in an attempt to woo her.
5. Determination to Rebuild:
   • Leadership: Fredrick, despite his grief, is determined to rebuild his kingdom and protect his people. Portray moments of inspirational leadership, where he rallies the citizens and the players toward a common goal.
   • Quests for Redemption: If applicable, highlight Fredrick’s quest for redemption, both in the eyes of his people and for himself.

How to roleplay Fredrick late in the Märchenweltgrenze chronicles

1. Increased Warmth:
   • Initially reserved and guarded, Fredrick starts displaying more warmth and friendliness as he becomes comfortable with the player characters.
   • He may engage in lighthearted banter, share jokes, or participate in friendly activities.
2. Opening Up:
   • Over time, Fredrick gradually opens up about his past, providing the players with more insights into his emotions, fears, and the extent of his grief.
   • He becomes more willing to share personal stories and memories, creating a deeper bond.
3. Trust Building:
   • Fredrick’s trust in the players deepens, leading to increased reliance on their counsel and input in matters of governance and decision-making.
   • The players become key advisors, and Fredrick values their opinions on various issues.
4. Teamwork and Collaboration:
   • Fredrick actively seeks out the players for collaboration on quests and initiatives, emphasizing a sense of teamwork and unity.
   • He may develop special strategies or plans that leverage the unique strengths of each player’s character.
5. Acknowledgment of Friendship:
   • Fredrick explicitly acknowledges the players as his true friends, expressing gratitude for their companionship and support.
   • He may even create a special title or honor for them, signifying their unique place in his life.

Fredrick’s Court and Household staff

During the long centuries of his lonely rule, Fredrick kept only a minimal court and staff for his castle. The following profiles are the senior advisors of his court and the highest-ranking members of the staff of the castle. Before the players came into his life these people were the closest thing he had to friends. Unfortunately, a few of them had character traits that only added to his loneliness.

Chancellor Bartholomew Gearspark

 Chancellor Bartholomew Gearspark, a middle-aged gnome with a penchant for impeccable fashion, serves as the astute and cunning overseer of King Fredrick’s court. Clad in opulent garments adorned with rich fabrics and intricate embroidery, Bartholomew is the epitome of late medieval high fashion. His outfits, often in deep, regal colors, reflect both his status and his commitment to maintaining an air of aristocratic sophistication.

Alignment: Lawful Neutral

Personality Trait: A consummate snob, Chancellor Gearspark takes great pains to shield King Fredrick from the perceived unpleasantness of the masses. His demeanor exudes a sense of superiority, and he rarely lowers himself to engage with those he deems unworthy of the king’s presence.

Ideal: Perfection in Nobility. Chancellor Gearspark believes in upholding the royal image at all costs, striving for an idealized, almost godlike portrayal of King Fredrick’s majesty.

Bond: Loyalty Beyond Measure. The chancellor’s unwavering loyalty to King Fredrick borders on adoration. He believes the king to be unparalleled in wisdom and leadership, viewing his own service as a divine duty.

Flaw: Obsessive Deference. Bartholomew’s insistence on godlike deference toward King Fredrick has isolated the monarch from his subjects. The chancellor’s overbearing demand for respect impedes the formation of genuine connections, leaving King Fredrick bereft of true companionship. Despite the loneliness it brings, Fredrick finds himself unable to replace Bartholomew due to the gnome’s unparalleled competence in his role.

Sir Durnok Steelheart

Sir Durnok Steelheart, a long-serving Ailfyr knight is the acting High Marshall for Bergherz. Durnok father, High Marshall Alaric Steelheart met his demise defending the castle against the forces of Vasrock, his unwavering loyalty and martial prowess on full display until the end.

Alignment: Lawful Good

Personality Trait: A stalwart and disciplined warrior, Sir Durnok is characterized by his unwavering commitment to duty and honor. His father was a beacon of loyalty and dedication, always ready to lay down his life for the protection of King Fredrick. Durnok is trying to live up to that legacy and often will try but not quite succeed in acting like his father.

Ideal: Duty Above All. Sir Durnok inherited the ideal of duty, valuing the protection of the king and the kingdom above personal gain or glory from his father.

Bond: Father’s Legacy. Sir Durnok is dedicated to living up to the same standards and ideals his father embodied.

Flaw:  Overcompensation. Sir Durnok is trying desperately to live up to his late father’s example. Alaric was known as a risk taker so Sir Durnok tends to act recklessly.

Mirielle Dewspark, Mistress of the Exchequer

Meet Mireille Dewspark, the mischievous yet exceptionally skilled fairy Mistress of the Exchequer in King Fredrick’s court. Standing just under a foot tall, Mirielle is adorned in vibrant, shimmering attire that reflects the hues of the Feyrealm. With her wings that glisten like morning dew, Mirielle brings a touch of whimsy to the serious matters of the kingdom.

Mirielle Dewspark’s unique approach to financial management, using a horde of awakened abacuses and pens, ensures that the kingdom’s finances are meticulously tracked. Despite her playful nature, Mirielle’s enchanting abilities and innate understanding of magical finances make her an invaluable asset to King Fredrick’s court.

Alignment: Chaotic Good

Personality Trait: Mirielle is a playful and somewhat lazy pixie, known for her light-hearted approach to her responsibilities. She revels in playing pranks, particularly at the expense of Chancellor Bartholomew Gearspark. Her laughter is infectious, and her carefree demeanor adds a unique spark to the financial dealings of the court.

Ideal: Joie de Vivre. Mireille lives by the principle of “joie de vivre,” finding joy in every moment and embracing the playful side of life. She believes that financial matters, while important, should not overshadow the beauty of living in the Feywild.

Bond: Family Enchantment. Mireille is a devoted family woman, her tiny home nestled within the branches of a mystical tree in the Feywild. Her bond with her awakened abacuses and pens is akin to a familial connection, and she takes pride in their enchanted camaraderie.

Flaw: Playful Pranks. Mirielle’s penchant for pranks, especially those targeting Chancellor Bartholomew Gearspark, can sometimes distract from her financial duties. While her tricks are harmless, they occasionally disrupt the serious atmosphere of the court.

Eamon Swiftglen Steward of the Court

Eamon Swiftglen, the solemn Celtiru (feywild goblin) Steward of King Fredrick’s court, carries the weight of tradition on his shoulders with unwavering dedication. Standing at an average height for a goblinoid, Eamon’s olive-green skin and keen eyes reflect his Celtic heritage. His hair is meticulously slicked back, adding an air of precision to his appearance.

Eamon wears traditional Celtiru garments adorned with intricate patterns. Every crease, every fold, and every accessory is arranged with the precision befitting his role as steward. His commitment to the formality of his attire mirrors the discipline he brings to his duties.

Alignment: Lawful Neutral

Personality Trait: Eamon is a serious and tradition-obsessed Celtiru, maintaining an air of formality befitting his role as steward. His demeanor is reserved, and he seldom lets emotions cloud his judgment. He is known for his precision and attention to detail, both in appearance and responsibilities.

Ideal: Tradition and Legacy. Eamon holds the traditions of the court in the highest regard, viewing them as a legacy to be preserved and passed down through generations. His dedication to upholding the established ways of the Celtiru is unwavering.

Bond: The Black Book. Eamon inherited a sacred black book of court traditions from his father, the previous steward. This book serves as a guide for Eamon’s decisions, and he carries it with him at all times. It contains centuries-old protocols, rituals, and the collective wisdom of Celtiru stewards.

Flaw: Traditionalist to a Fault. Eamon’s unyielding commitment to tradition occasionally hinders adaptation to changing circumstances. He may be resistant to innovations or alterations to established court practices, even if they could enhance efficiency or better serve the kingdom.

Romantic Pursuit: Eamon is discreetly courting one of the maids, a fellow Celtiru named Sylva Windwhisper. Their budding romance is a source of gossip among the court, but Eamon maintains a professional exterior while carrying the flame of love in his heart.

Thalron Mistwalker, High Elf Majordomo

Lord Thalron Mistwalker, the venerable High Elf Majordomo of Castle Sliberberg, is a figure of timeless elegance and quiet strength. His silver hair cascades gracefully around his ageless features, and his eyes, like pools of ancient wisdom, betray little emotion for an high elf. Despite the passage of centuries, Lord Thalron’s demeanor remains soft-spoken, always polite, and exquisitely professional.

Alignment: Lawful Good

Personality Trait: Lord Thalron is the epitome of composure, displaying a stoic calm that belies the tempest within his long and storied life. Soft-spoken and reserved, he seldom shows emotion, maintaining an air of timeless elegance.

Ideal: Eternal Loyalty. Thalron’s loyalty to King Fredrick spans centuries, a testament to his unwavering commitment to the monarch he served as a valet and armsbearer when Fredrick was but a young man. His ideal revolves around the enduring bond forged in the crucible of time.

Bond: Fredrick’s Guardian. Lord Thalron sees himself not only as the Majordomo of Castle SLiberberg but also as the guardian of King Fredrick’s legacy. His bond with the monarch is a thread woven through the tapestry of history, unbroken by the passage of time.

Flaw: The Weight of Centuries. While Lord Thalron’s ageless existence grants him wisdom and experience, it also carries the weight of centuries. He occasionally struggles with the memories of times long past, haunted by the echoes of a bygone era.

Chef Marcel LeChâteau, Royal Chief

Chef Marcel LeChâteau, the flamboyant Ailfyr culinary maestro of King Fredrick’s court, is a character of extravagant flair, culinary brilliance, and insufferable arrogance. With a thin mustache that curls at the ends and a chef’s hat towering above his pointed ears, Marcel embodies the epitome of Ailfyr sophistication.

Alignment: Neutral Evil

Personality Trait: Marcel is insufferably arrogant, convinced of his culinary genius. His disdain for his assistants, whom he perceives as plebeian and dull-witted despite their evident skills, often results in heated outbursts. Marcel takes great pleasure in rubbing his favored status with King Fredrick in the faces of the rest of the kitchen staff.

Ideal: Culinary Perfection. Marcel’s ideal is the pursuit of culinary perfection, though his definition of perfection often aligns more with his personal preferences than with the varied tastes of the court. He sees himself as an unparalleled artist in the realm of gastronomy.

Bond: The Royal Palate. Marcel considers King Fredrick’s palate to be the canvas on which he paints his culinary masterpieces. The bond between chef and monarch is both professional and strategic, as Marcel strives to keep the king satisfied and impressed with his creations.

Flaw: Stubborn Ego. Marcel’s greatest flaw is his unwavering belief in his genius. This stubborn ego blinds him to the culinary talents of others, making collaboration a challenging endeavor. His outbursts and disdainful attitude have created a tumultuous kitchen environment.

Lady Seraphina Dewwing, Fairy Chamberlain

Lady Seraphina Dewwing, the delicate Fairy Chamberlain of Castle SLiberberg, flutters through the royal chambers with a perpetual air of nervousness. Her ethereal wings, translucent and delicate, carry her from one task to another as she maintains the royal quarters and guards the closely held secret of King Fredrick’s melancholy. Lady Seraphina is easily flustered, and if caught off guard, she tends to fly straight up into the ceiling, hitting her head, only to gently fall back down to the floor.

Alignment: Lawful Good

Personality Trait: Lady Seraphina is a nervous wreck, constantly on edge as she attends to her duties. Her demeanor is one of perpetual surprise and anxiety, exacerbated by the weight of maintaining the secret of King Fredrick’s depression. Despite her flustered nature, she is fiercely loyal to the monarch.

Ideal: Unseen Support. Seraphina’s ideal is to be the unseen support, ensuring that the royal chambers run smoothly and that King Fredrick’s struggles remain hidden from the court. Her dedication to preserving the monarch’s dignity is unwavering.

Bond: Displacer Kitten Companion. Lady Seraphina finds solace in a mischievous displacer beast kitten she has been raising. The tiny creature provides a unique outlet for her stress, and the bond between the fairy and the displacer kitten is a source of comfort amid her demanding responsibilities.

Flaw: Nervous Tendencies. Seraphina’s nervousness often manifests in surprising and flustered reactions. Her tendency to fly straight into the ceiling at top speed when startled has become a comical spectacle within the castle, though it also serves as a coping mechanism for the overwhelming stress she endures.

Lyria Blossomshade, Dryad Royal Groundskeeper

Lyria Blossomshade, the nurturing Dryad Royal Groundskeeper, calls the heart of Castle SLiberberg’s extensive gardens her home. Her essence is intertwined with the larger apple tree that stands as the centerpiece of the lush greenery. Lyria’s appearance is a celebration of nature’s beauty, with apple tree blossoms adorning her form, creating the illusion of a short pink dress. She always keeps at least one apple blossom delicately pinned in her “hair.”

Alignment: Neutral Good

Personality Trait: Lyria embodies the tranquility of nature, radiating a calming presence within the castle gardens. She is nurturing and attentive to the needs of the flora under her care, treating each plant as a cherished friend. Lyria is passionate about her role as the groundskeeper and takes great pride in the beauty of the castle gardens.

Ideal: Harmony with Nature. Lyria’s ideal is the harmony between the natural world and the constructed beauty of the castle gardens. She seeks to create a haven of serenity where both residents and visitors can connect with nature’s wonders.

Bond: The Blossoming Gardens. Lyria’s deepest bond is with the flourishing gardens she tends to with unwavering dedication. The plants under her care respond to her touch, blossoming in vibrant colors and creating a breathtaking tapestry of life.

Flaw: Protective Nature. Lyria’s protective instincts sometimes lead her to be overly cautious with the castle grounds. She is wary of any potential harm befalling her beloved plants, and while her intentions are noble, her zealousness can be a source of mild frustration for those who venture into the gardens.

A Stroll Through Castle Sliberberg

Built as a birthday gift for Fredrick in an unsuccessful attempt to cheer him, Castle Sliberberg is Fredrick’s haven nestled within the heart of the city of Sliberberg. Covering a sprawling 3 and a half acres within its stone curtain walls and towering 4 stories on top of the ridge the city was named for, the castle is an impressive sight. Built-in a blocky style that is both practical and wymsical. The keep of Castle Sliberberg was the primary feature of the adventure Assult of Castle Sliberberg. Now we take a guided tour of the compound beyond the imposing white stone keep.

The Annex

Since the beginning, this building has been called simply The Annex. The Annex is a fairytale-inspired two-story stone building that mirrors the fairytale sensibilities of the rest of the castle. The exterior walls are white stone adorned with delicate carvings of floral patterns. The building has two wings that form a L shape nestled in the southeastern corner of the bailey. At the intersection of the L-shaped wings lies a two-story high circular foyer with a domed roof. The dome above is painted with constellations that seem to come alive at night. The circular space is adorned with potted plants and a magical fountain at its center, where water dances in intricate patterns that mimic the movements of celestial bodies. The shorter west wing holds the offices of some of the king’s advisors. Situated on the ground floor, Mirielle Dewspark’s Office of the Exchequer is a bustling center of financial activity. The office is adorned with enchanted quills and abacuses, each imbued with a spark of magic. They tirelessly work away, tracking the kingdom’s finances. The walls are decorated with ledgers and scrolls, creating an atmosphere of controlled chaos. Mirielle’s tiny desk, adorned with golden filigree, sits prominently at the heart of the room on top of another larger desk. Across the hall and occupying two floors, the Royal Records Office is a room dedicated to the preservation of the court’s history. It houses ancient tomes, scrolls, and meticulously kept records. Shelves line the walls, reaching towards the ceiling, and a large table in the center serves as a workspace for historians and scribes. Illuminated manuscripts rest on elegant stands, creating an atmosphere that pays homage to the significance of the written word. At the very end of the administrative wing, Bartholomew Gearspark’s circular office stands as a sign of his favor within the court. The second-floor location provides a commanding view of the castle gardens, fostering an environment of inspiration and creativity. Large windows allow natural light to illuminate the intricate gears and mechanical wonders that adorn the walls.

The longer northern of the Annex contains luxurious guest suites, each decorated with fine tapestries, plush furnishings, and large windows that offer breathtaking views of the surrounding gardens. The suites are equipped with enchantments that ensure the comfort and well-being of the castle’s esteemed guests. An arched portico enframes the rooms of the first floor while providing support for a long balcony on the second floor that connects all the guest suites.

Stables and Carriage House

Located in the southwestern corner of the castle along the driveway up to the keep, the stables and carriage house of Castle SLiberberg embody a refined elegance that complements the fairytale-inspired architecture of the castle. The structures, built of the same white stone as the rest of the castle, feature arched doorways and ornate carvings that celebrate the beauty of both function and form. Vines with delicate blossoms climb the walls, adding a touch of natural charm. The stable, positioned with a view of the castle gardens, is home to a select group of horses. While there are a few warhorses for the castle’s garrison, the majority are fine-bred white carriage horses. These majestic creatures are cared for with meticulous attention to their well-being, their coats gleaming in the soft Feywild light. Each stall is adorned with fresh hay and enchanted brushes that groom the horses with gentle care. Attached to the stables is a carriage house. The space is home to a gilded carriage, a magnificent gift from Fredrick’s subjects in a heartfelt attempt to bring joy to the perpetually melancholic king. The carriage, adorned with intricate details and plush velvet, stands as a symbol of the kingdom’s enduring devotion. Sharing the space with the gilded carriage is a large iron and wood chariot that whispers tales of Fredrick’s adventuring past. Since his transformation Fredrick has been too large for any horse alive to handle, so when he wasn’t forced to travel by foot he instead used chariots. Crafted for exploration and adventure, the chariot is large enough for three people and their baggage. Though Fredrick’s days of roaming the Feywild came to an end two centuries ago, the chariot remains a nostalgic reminder of a bygone era.

Castle SLiberberg Gardens

The majority of the interior of Castle SLiberberg is taken up by the breathtaking royal gardens. At the heart of Castle SLiberberg’s sprawling gardens stands an enchanted apple tree, a living testament to the bond between King Fredrick and Lyria Blossomshade. The tree was personally planted in the ruins of the old citadel of the city of Sliberberg by Fredrick during Lyria’s early years as a young dryad. She and the sapling that would grow into the tree had accompanied Fredrick on some of his last adventures before the refounding. The tree has grown into a majestic centerpiece. Its branches extend gracefully, creating a natural canopy under which the air is filled with the sweet fragrance of apple blossoms. The tree features a bench swing Fredrick had installed in hopes that his long-lost love Sophia would return. The gardens, orchestrated by the whims of Lyria Blossomshade, undergo a magical transformation every few years. The arrangement of flowers, shrubs, and magical plants shifts in a harmonious dance, creating an ever-changing landscape that reflects the ebb and flow of nature’s cycles. Each iteration is a new masterpiece, a testament to Lyria’s creativity. What does not change are the water features. Tranquil ponds and meandering streams wind their way through the gardens, creating serene oases that invite moments of contemplation. Water lilies float on the surface of the ponds, their blossoms opening and closing in response to the magic of the Feywild. The gentle sound of water flowing adds a soothing melody to the enchanting surroundings.

Fredrick von Bergherz, the Beastman King

Medium humanoid (beastman), neutral

Armor Class 16 (chain mail) Hit Points 60 (8d8 + 24) Speed 30 ft.

Abilities

STR 18 (+4) DEX 12 (+1) CON 16 (+3) INT 10 (+0) WIS 14 (+2) CHA 12 (+1)

Saving Throws

STR +7, CON +6

Skills

Athletics +7, Perception +5

Senses

Darkvision 60 ft., Passive Perception 15

Languages

Common, Sylvan

Fey Initiate

Prerequisite: Character has spent a significant amount of time in the Feywild.

• Fey Magic: Gain proficiency in one of the following skills: Arcana, Nature, or Deception. You learn the Prestidigitation cantrip if you don’t already know it.
• Fey Senses: You gain advantage on saving throws against being charmed, and you cannot be magically put to sleep.

High Fey

Prerequisite: Character has become a high fey.

• Timeless Grace: You no longer age, and your physical appearance reflects the timeless nature of the fey.
• Fey Enchantment: You can cast charm person at will without expending a spell slot. Additionally, you gain advantage on saving throws against being charmed.
• Fey Step: You can cast misty step once per short rest without expending a spell slot.

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Actions

Multiattack

Fredrick makes two greatsword attacks or throws two handaxes.

Greatsword

Melee Weapon Attack: +7 to hit, reach 5 ft., one target. Hit: 2d6 + 4 slashing damage.

Handaxe

Ranged Weapon Attack: +4 to hit, range 20/60 ft., one target. Hit: 1d6 + 1 slashing damage.

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Level Advancement

Level 7-10: Fredrick gains an additional 10 hit points, proficiency bonus increases to +4, and an additional Ability Score Improvement.

Level 11-16: Fredrick gains an additional 10 hit points, proficiency bonus increases to +5, and an extra attack.

Level 17+: Fredrick gains an additional 10 hit points, proficiency bonus increases to +6, and he gains the ability to use Fey Step twice per short rest.

Also at the dm digression Fredrik will also get the following feat at level 8

Fey Sovereign

Prerequisite: Character has become a fey sovereign.

• Sovereign Domain: Your personal kingdom within the Feywild reflects the essence of your nature. While in this domain, you have absolute rule, and the very fabric of the Feywild bends to your will. You gain the following benefits:
  • Immortal Realm: As long as you remain within your sovereign domain, you cannot die. If reduced to 0 hit points, you are instead transported to a location of your choice within the domain, and you regain a number of hit points equal to half your maximum hit points.
  • Commanding Presence: Creatures within your domain that can see and hear you have disadvantage on saving throws against your spells and abilities.
  • Sovereign’s Grace: You have advantage on saving throws against spells and abilities used by creatures within your domain.