The Fairy Godmother's servants

Pib sees, around a sickly green fairy at a rotting pumpkin carriage, a staff of servants: barrel soldiers with men's heads growing from the sides of wooden barrels, and a blacksmith whose head is an anvil NA E2·02:28:37. Before seeing them the party hears a man's voice coming hollowly out of a wooden chest and a scream made of clanging bells NA E2·02:22:09. Brennan calls them halfway between humanoids and constructs, mostly objects, obeying commands but existing only for a function NA E2·02:30:35. The fairy addresses them as "servants" and orders them to attention NA E2·02:23:26.

In the third episode Brennan calls the servants an army of animated, partially transformed constructs that swivel toward the forest from the rotting pumpkin carriage, and the players count 20 of them plus the fairy NA E3·00:04:37 NA E3·00:05:17. Brennan says they are objects transformed into people, partly incomplete, seeking the path of least resistance and taking direct commands from the Fairy Godmother NA E3·00:08:42. Among them are a bed with a man's head whose throat connects to the pillow's stuffing and a table with hooves, both of which charge the party NA E3·00:22:37 NA E3·00:23:15.

After the Fairy Godmother explodes into light, Brennan rules that the remaining constructs wander to search for threats and will eventually end the life of anyone who stabilizes NA E3·01:59:10 NA E3·01:59:18. The battle ends in a total party kill NA E3·02:14:08.