A worldbuilding trope featuring sentient species with innate magic, such as elves, fae, djinn, merfolk, or unique original creations. These races often have distinct cultures, magic systems, and conflicts with humans or other beings.
📖 Book Example: An Enchantment of Ravens by Margaret Rogerson – Features the fae, magical beings who cannot create art, leading to conflict with human artists.
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