fae trap

A "fae trap" is a term used in mythology, particularly in European folklore, to describe a seemingly alluring place or object set up by the Fae (plural of fairy) to lure humans into their magical realm, often with the intention of tricking or harming them; essentially, a deceptive trap designed to capture unsuspecting humans in the Fae world. Key points about fae traps: Deceptive nature: Fae traps appear beautiful or intriguing to humans, but are actually dangerous to enter. Fae trickery: The Fae are often portrayed as tricksters, so their traps are designed to mislead and manipulate humans. Appearance in nature: In folklore, fae traps are often described as being found in natural settings like forests, meadows, or near bodies of water, sometimes marked by unusual formations like fairy rings. Consequences of entering: Stepping into a fae trap could lead to being lost, trapped in the Fae realm, or even experiencing misfortune or harm.