Its likely pewter. As this is a commonly used soft metal for figurines. Alot of dungeons and dragons figurines are made in this way so that it is affordable to enhance your role playing game experience, as they are inexpensive.
If you are implying that you are a Fae and you're afraid another Fae will trap you inside the statue then I would say you are role-playing, something which is not permitted on this site.
No one is going to be trapped inside a statue in some magical duel between rivals, that's something out of fantasy novels and Hollywood
Really, anything is possible? Why don't you walk through a wall! Drink the whole ocean!
Now lets review the definition of a fluff hoping you aren't one.
Someone who claims impossible feats and spouts off impossible abilities and knowledge they claim to have but do not demonstrate in chat. When questioned about their claims or any attempt to give factual advice to them, said Fluff will become hostile and try to fight against the people who are only trying to help them, claiming they don't need help/already have the answers. Usually, a fluff will defend their nonsense with lines like "It's my belief" or "it's my opinion", "my friend said it was true", "nothing is impossible", or "I've done this before" (with no proof to back up their wild claims). A fluffy is someone who chooses to be ignorant by claiming fantastic things that are clearly not real, and should not be confused with someone who simply is uneducated. A fluffy acts immature, annoying, and derails intelligent topics with nonsense. A fluffy refuses to change their ways even when being presented with information to prove otherwise.
A Fae or Faery is a Celtic spirit under various names, depending on the language and region. What they all have in common is that they are a part of the Otherworld (or spiritual world) and interact with humans, nature, and other spirits. Sometimes the definition is blended, but this is the most common one. Their dispositions towards humans vary from hostile, to uncaring, to playful, to helpful or beneficial. It is agreed upon by most people that they don't like iron. To contact them, I would suggest further research into Celtic lore.
On a side note; In one poem, Thor and his companions are tricked into competing with forces of nature. One of the challenges is to drink from a Jotun sized mead horn that is actually a disguise for the ocean (so Thor ends up drinking about a third of Midgard's ocean). Just a little fun lore for ya. :>
no i am not implying that im a fae or that im roleplaying, im just asking if it is possible because i want to understand it. because i often find the statue moving from place to place and it gives off a strange vibe, along with i have been encountering fae and it seems to fit the statue. im not going against ur word
