Trow Physiology

The power to use the abilities of a Trow, a variant of Troll Physiology (with some elements of Goblin Physiology).
==Also Called==
*Drow Physiology
*Dtrow Physiology
*Trowe Physiology
==Capabilities==
Users of this ability can take on the traits of a Trow or are one, these beings are native to Shetland and Orkney where they take the form of small, ugly humanoids with either a mischief-prone personality or a malevolent one (though they tend more towards mischief than true harm).
Their origins lay with trolls (of which they are unmistakably a subspecies of sorts) but they are also a cultural fay in their own rights and have several subspecies such as the Sea-Trow and the Kunal-Trows: they all have a fondness for music and are considered by some to be the fantastical remains of the Picts who once inhabited the islands prior to Viking occupation.
==Applications==
*Dimensional Travel
*Fairy Fort Creation
*Intangibility
*Invisibility
*Monolithic Magic
*Music Magic
*Nature Magic
*Ocean Magic
*Semi-Immortality
*Shapeshifting
*Supernatural Condition
*Supernatural Ugliness
==Variations==
*Bogeyman Physiology; some Trows are more evil-minded than others, the worst can even exhibit bogeyman features.
*Fairy Magic; Trows are of the fay world and thus may have knowledge of their magic.
*Spirit Magic; Trows are associated with ancient burial mounds and ancestral peoples, thus may have spirit-based abilities depending on lore.
==Associations==
*Goblin Physiology
*Troll Physiology
==Limitations==
*Vulnerable to folk charms designed to ward of fay (salt, iron, certain herbs etc.)
*Vulnerable to religious items that conflict with their pagan origins (for example monotheistic prayers or items such as crucifixes or bibles).
*While usually friendly creatures their ugly appearance can make them frightening to others, making it difficult to interact with non-fay.
==Known Users==
*Trows (Shetland Folklore)
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