Collaborative Setting: Faeries

[Dannyalcatraz]

Actually, "Oberon" is just an anglicised version of "Auberon" and "Alberich," which predate the Bard.

 

[Land Outcast]

One learns something new every day
My request is just because when I saw "Obryn and Titaanye", it just felt wrong... Obryn not so much, but Titaanye on the other hand... (just my opinion, which doesn't carry any real weight)

 

[Twiggly the Gnome]

The Snow Queen is one of the Ælfin. In appearance she has a stoic elven beauty; with long white hair, alabaster skin, piercing blue eyes, and the tail of an arctic fox.

The Snow Queen's consort goes by the name of Mor Hirgon. His appearance is as dark as hers is light; with ash gray hair, skin the color of pitch, eyes like glowing embers, and the feet of a crow. He is said to be the progenitor of the drow.

 

[Tonguez]

Ironically the Erl-King is a human changeling stolen as a child and raised in the Autumn Court. A huntsman he has power over the one force that even the Fae do not understand: Death.
His Hunt is haunted by Ghouls, Shadows, Red Caps, Spriggans, Hellhounds, Hags and other creatures too dark and terrible to describe.

The Erl-King is not pleased with the recent ursurping of the Autumn Court, but none know yet how he may play his hand...

 

[Dannyalcatraz]

[hijack]"My name is Erl-King? I love that show![/hijack]

 

[gavagai]

The Snow Queen is one of the Ælfin. In appearance she has a stoic elven beauty; with long white hair, alabaster skin, piercing blue eyes, and the tail of an arctic fox.

The Snow Queen's consort goes by the name of Mor Hirgon. His appearance is as dark as hers is light; with ash gray hair, skin the color of pitch, eyes like glowing embers, and the feet of a crow. He is said to be the progenitor of the drow.

Not too many winters ago, the mysterious Eaquille held the title of Snow Queen. Her court and politics were deemed unfit for a queen of fey. The Aelfinkind pressured for her removal, and Eaquielle abdicated and left court with her most loyal followers. What webs she is spinning today is unkown, much to the chagrin of the court of winter.

 

[FreeXenon]

Dwarves are varied and contain many lineages (mortal, fae [gnomes], elemental [earth, air, water, fire, void] ) with the mortal lineage being the most common.

 

[Tonguez]

The Great Secret of the Fae is that Fae need mortals or more specifically Mortal Dreams.

the substance of Fae is the manifest power of dreams and yet Fae can not dream themselves nor even sleep (going into century long trances maybe but never sleep).

Instead Fae must cultivate the dreams (and nightmares) of mortals in order to provide them with sustenance and power

 

[Land Outcast]

The Dream Realm effectively exists thanks to mortals, its energy is fueled by mortal dreams. It is a constantly mutating landscape, with some permanent or pseudo permanent areas representating the dreams of eternally slumbering beings or the recurrent dreams of normal mortals.

One [vague] division wall separates the Nightmares from the Dreams. This place is the Midnight Wall (it doesn't stop anyone from passing from one side to another, there's plenty of broken sections along the wall).

Counted Fae of great power can bring mortal dreams (or elements of mortal dreams) from the Dream Realm into the material plane.
These Lords and Ladies are the greatest threat to goblinkin.

 

[DJCupboard]

The Withered Court - Long before Obryn and Titaanye ruled the Spring Courts, a Dryad that went by the name Lyriae ruled as the lone queen of the court. Her throne was at the center of a perpetually budding forest until one of her adversaries planted a Savrael seed in one of her gardens at the end of the season. When the next spring came around it bloomed with the rest of the forest, killing everythhing else in the court, leaving withered husks of the forest to jut emptily into the sky. Lyriae fused with this Savrael tree and now lives her life in enless turmoil as the Queen of the Withered Court; her power is always in season but her pain and her madness leave her a minor force outside her domain.