Fairy

The Fairy is not a threat at all, so there is no combat angle to worry about here. It is categorised as an NPC and a Trader, sitting alongside the game's other Passive entities, and it carries no HP, damage, or walkspeed values because it is never meant to be fought. You will not lose health to it, and swinging a weapon at it accomplishes nothing useful.

Its real function is economic: the Fairy is a vendor that sells seed boxes to the player. That makes it a key stop if you are leaning into the farming side of 99 Nights in the Forest, since seed boxes feed directly into growing your own food rather than relying on hunting bunnies or scavenging. A stable crop supply can carry a camp deep into the 99 nights without constant foraging.

Treat the Fairy as a shop to visit, not a creature to clear. When you find one, bring whatever currency or resources its seed boxes cost and stock up while you have access. Because gardening compounds over time, buying seeds early pays off far more than buying them late, so prioritise a Fairy visit on runs where you intend to build a self-sufficient food base.