Animal Communication: Many fairies can communicate with animals and understand their emotions. They can summon most animals in their immediate area for protection
Chlorokinesis: Fairies can manipulate vegetation. Fairies can grow plants to enormous proportions in nearly any environment, and use them as weapons that can grab and attack with vines and roots, grow or retract thorns.
Enhanced Senses: Most fairies have better eyesight, hearing, taste, touch and smell than humans. They can see at night with ease, hear better than dogs, better taste than a sommelier, interpret emotions on touch, and smell better than a bloodhound.
Glamour: Able to cast vivid and convincing illusions in order to trick others as demonstrated with the illusion on the fae world, making it appear more appealing and beautiful.
Healing: Fairies have the ability to cure broken or withered plants; wounds, broken bones, low vitality, and even diseases and restore the emotions and spirits of others.
Invisibility: Fairies can make themselves invisible to mortal eyes.
Longevity: Fairies can live much longer than most other creatures, but they are not immortal, implying that they eventually face natural death. They can, however, be injured or drained of their blood to the point of their deaths. Upon dying, a fairy returns to their original appearance and their corpse dissolves into glittering dust.
Mesmerization: Fairies can make humans do their bidding. The fairy only needs to have eye contact in order to seize your mind with a simple phrase or change in tone of voice. Oath: When Fairies make an oath or promise the fairy and other person must touch fingers and a photokinetic light with come through the promiser's arm. It is possibly that if the oath is broken the promiser may die.
Oneirokinesis (aka Dreamwalking): They are shown to be able to enter peoples dreams and converse with that person when fairies both entered their slumber. For a vampire, drinking large amounts of fae blood might trigger oneirokinesis. Fairy/human hybrids seem to receive dreams while they are in a coma.
Photokinesis: Fairies have the ability to project and control light and nature. Fairies and witches are the only species shown to possess this power. A Fae with this ability can channel nature through their body and project it in a concentrated and powerful blast of light which seems to manifest as kinetic force, conclusively throwing or repelling objects a considerable distance. Most fairies use this ability to attack an enemy. They can even turn the energy into an explosive ball that they can throw at their enemies, somewhat like a grenade.
Shapeshifting: Fairies can disguise themselves by shifting into another form.
Superhuman Durability: Fairies can take far more trauma than humans can without much discomfort or injury. Superhuman Strength: Fairies are much stronger than any human. They're strong enough to toss a fully grown human across a room with great force possibly killing the human. Supernatural Knowledge: Fairies are much older and wiser than humans and even other supernatural creatures like vampires, werewolves, and shapeshifters. Telepathy: Fairies have the ability to read each others' minds and can read other peoples' minds as well.
Time dilation: is something that mortals experience in fairy realms. Time seems to be extended or contracted in the places where fairies live, so that one might spend a night and return to find only a few minutes has passed. Or, a year is spent in service, and upon return it's been a century and everyone he knows is dead. This might be considered a quality of the fairy realm rather than a power, as the fairies seem to have little control over it. (Or so they claim.)