A biped faerie that uses a spear its own height. Developing from quadrupeds after absorbing sufficient energy, they are seated relatively high along the faerie hierarchy. Often are placed within units of lower ranking faeries to step in when needed.
Bánánachs possess significant strength which they display through powerful jabs to keep their proximity in check. The wings on their back enable flight, and switching their strategy to a succession of aerial strikes is not uncommon. Aggressive by nature, once they have initiated their attack, they will not cease assault on a target until it has been completely incapacitated, lunging their massive bodies at their opponent to physically overwhelm them.
The persistence with which they go after their opponent has likened them to an enraged demon among the other faeries. And yet, they also seem to have a strong sense of pride, insisting on fighting their enemies head on.
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Bánánach, also known as bocánach, were shrieking spirits that haunted battlefields in Irish folklore.
