Untangling seeming and kith, and breaking Contracts out of the 1-5 dot scale, are worth it on their own to start with 2E and add in things you can't live without from 1E.
#CHANGELING THE LOST 2ND EDITION CONTRACT SHEET FULL#
I can't stress enough that I think 1E is full of stupendous ideas, but the core framework from the beginning just wasn't very good, and that 2E is a great improvement. But if you're happy with how for instance Talecrafting worked in…whatever supplement that was in, you barely have to change anything to use it as-is.
Contracts are arranged very differently (and are much better for it), so it could take a little work to port a Contract from 1E into 2E. The mechanics are pretty different in some fundamental ways, but most of the broad ideas stuff and bolt-on mechanics outside the core are good. But that escape is the start of conquering their traumas, as they master the fae powers they can now tap into to reclaim a life in this world, avoid their Keeper's servants looking to drag them back, and heal the damage they've endured. The player characters are the ones that escape, forever changed, their souls damaged by the mad rush through the thorns of the hedge, minds shattered as they return to a world that forget them and disconnected from the flow of time of Arcadia. Most humans taken end up stuck there forever, enduring the insane logic of the Arcadian realms, and the mad whims of their masters, the indecipherable rules of conflict the Gentry compete under, and generally being turned into something inhuman. Usually, Keepers take some of you, and create a copy to replace you. So, your character was a normal human and something attracted the attention of a Keeper, one of the Gentry of Arcadia that likes to take humans for their own twisted reasons (that is not all Gentry actually do this, even if most changelings are not keen on caring when dealing with them), and ended up dragged off into the lands of the fae. Only you don't play the something left behind, you play the human baby that got kidnapped though Lost doesn't hold to the idea that this happens exclusively to babies. extremely vague.Ĭhangeling the Lost is a bit truer to the mythological idea of a changeling: a human baby taken by the Fair Folk, who leave something else behind.
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