[@Fallenreaper]

Glamour: Glamour is the ability of the Fae to make one thing seem like another. These things do not only look another way, in a crude way they almost are. A Fae like Redwood that hides behind glamour does not only seem smaller, he is.


-Does this work on everything, or just non-living things? 
-Does he have to focus to retain it or cast once, then it wears off over time? 
-How long can he do that? 
-Does Iron negate it? 

I hope I answered these question!

Contracts: The Fae cannot create. This is an ability withheld for beings of divine heritage. Fae can only change things, their  power comes from words and stories. This is most obvious with their ability to use contracts. A Fae use ancient contracts made with the natural by long gone Fae to make nature do their bidding. A Hedge could be asked to grow into terrible form or the ground to open up and shallow someone.
@The Narrator


-First sentence confused me, do you mean they can’t create things? I ask this because creating and establishing contracts is obviously creating something. :P 
Yeah that was a bit of a throwaway sentence does not make a lot of sense.
-How does a contract work? 
-How is it done? 
-What is needed for it? 
-Is it a ritual or simple handshake? 
Neither, just short bargaining with the Element or Concept and agreement of the price. Example: Redtree wants to stop a car, he makes a contract with Stone that he rises up and stops it. Stone demands for example a human soul wich Redtree provides. Then a stone spike rises from the ground stopping the car.
-Do both parties need to be in agreement? 
Yes.
-What creatures do these extend to? Just plants and animals, or does it extend to humans, Angels and other Demons as well? 
Non Supernatural, Plants, animals, Elements.
-If it’s just explaining how he can control nature, are there limits based on the contracts of old? What are some of the things he can’t ask of the ‘Hedge’ to do? More clarity with this ability would be helpful for me to understand it. 
Grow, change form, catch someone with its vines. But nothing that is "beyond" a Plant to do like speak with a human or suddenly catch flames.
-What happens when a contract is broken? 
If Redtree would dare to break a contract the other party would deny Redtree to ever contact them again for a contract and possibly becoming another weakness like Iron is.

Pledges: Like in the Fairytales of old a Fae can use language and words as their weapons. Accepting a deal with a Fae is binding by their strange laws.
Could you go into a bit more detail? This would help me limit down the questions I will ask next in my second review. 

Nothing like the Thuum I am afraid. It is more just the fact that verbal contracts with Fae are magic. Example: Redtree makes a deal with Holly Knight that he grants her entrance to the Fae world for a mission on the condition that she brings her a item he left there when she returns. If she fails to uphold her end of the bargain no shadow shall again give her protection from unwanted sight. Meaning that for some reason her silhouette would stand out in even the darkest night.