Scarecrow May 2026

: The use of human-shaped decoys dates back to ancient Egypt to protect wheat fields.

A is a traditional agricultural decoy designed to protect crops from birds. While their primary function is utilitarian, they have become enduring symbols in culture, folklore, and seasonal decor. 1. Function and Utility Scarecrow

: Ancient Greeks carved wooden statues of Priapus to stand guard in their fields. Race: Scarecrow [ROUGH DRAFT] - Walrock Homebrew : The use of human-shaped decoys dates back

: Usually stuffed with straw, hay, or old rags to create a humanoid shape. : In fantasy settings (such as Dungeons &

: In fantasy settings (such as Dungeons & Dragons ), they are often depicted as spirits bound to wood and hay by magic. 4. Historical Context

: They discourage crows and other birds from feeding on recently cast seeds and ripening crops.

: Popularized by characters like the Scarecrow from The Wizard of Oz , often characterized as kind, gentle, and country-bumpkin .