Faerie Courts?

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godfear

Explorer

• Oct 30, 2002

• #1

Anyone know where I can find some info on the Seelie & Unseelie Faerie Courts? Websites, products, whatever would be nice. I'm interested in involving them in my game, but don't know a whole lot about them.

Thanks.

 

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arwink

Clockwork Golem

• Oct 30, 2002

• #2

You can try going to White Wolf's websites and looking up their changling line (I suspect so called cause no WoD gamer was going to play a game called "Fairies.") I haven't seen the rulebooks, but I played in a Changling game for about a year, and it was packed with Seelie/unseelie intrigue from what I remember. I'd almost universally attribute that to game source materials, not the stroyteller as well.

A Midsummernights Dream, William Shakespeare, will also give you a fair idea about fairie courts.

The books of faerie and some of the Books of Magic by DC comics is pretty good as well.

Unfortunately, I can't think of anything actually D20 related as a resource, but all of the above should allow you to fudge it for yourself.

I'll admit I'm waiting eagerly for everyone elses replies.

 

Ashy

First Post

• Oct 30, 2002

• #3

Well, if you can wait a bit, there is an AWESOME product in the works over at Bastion, Faeries. I've gotten some sneek peaks at it and I can tell you that it ROCKS... It has all the info you will need and more on those and many other subjects. Here's the link:

http://www.bastionpress.com/Products/Faeries.htm

 

Crothian

First Post

• Oct 30, 2002

• #4

Mongoose has a pretty good bbok Faerie Magic or something like that.

 

Theuderic

First Post

• Oct 30, 2002

• #5

I've heard of the People's Court, but Fairie Court?

 

Crothian

First Post

• Oct 30, 2002

• #6

It's called Fey Magic:

http://www.mongoosepublishing.com/ed_fey_magic.htm

 

hellbender

First Post

• Oct 30, 2002

• #7

Looking forward to the Bastion Press book on fey, and chiming in for the Mongoose book. Fey Magic is an excellent source for using fairies in rpgs.

hellbender

 

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crowquill

Explorer

• Oct 30, 2002

• #8

If you can find a copy, "For Faerie, Queen and Country" has some good information faerie types. It's an OOP book for TSR's Amazing Engine.

 

tsadkiel

Legend

• Oct 30, 2002

• #9

Ashy said:

Well, if you can wait a bit, there is an AWESOME product in the works over at Bastion, Faeries. I've gotten some sneek peaks at it and I can tell you that it ROCKS...

Click to expand...

I'm tapping my foot here, waiting for it to hit playtest.

 

Kid Charlemagne

I am the Very Model of a Modern Moderator

• Oct 30, 2002

• #10

Also, the old 2nd Edition Celtic sourcebook from TSR/WoTC has some good info that shouldn't be too tough to convert. The group I game with has used that info before.