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Message: <blockquote data-quote="doctorbadwolf" data-source="post: 9773870" data-attributes="member: 6704184">I mean it’s mostly a Scottish categorization, the term Seelie is more loosely defined outside that context. And personally, I’d rather have summer and winter, light and dark, or some weird arrangement that doesn’t seem like it makes sense at first glance. I did a game where faerie was divided like a rough clock. The Sunward Courts, the Twilight Courts, and The Wild Courts, 3 of each. Day has Dawn, Highsun, and an afternoon word I cant recall. Twilight has Dusk, Vesper, and Nocturne. The Wild was The Court of Llyr (seafarers, sirens, and the like), The Wild Hunt (goblins and redcaps and beings of the hunt), and The Wooded Court (dark and mysterious foresty stuff. Ruled by an ancient tree guy like the Green Knight in the semi-recent film)It was fun, with Queen (even Oberon, Mananan, Woodking, and Oberon, hold the title “Great Queen of XYZ Court”), Lady, and Jack, for each court and for most lesser courts under the Nine Great Courts, and the PCs were ladies or jacks, sent on a mission to investigate a terrible blight leeching the chaos and magic from the lands of Day and spreading toward Dusk.</blockquote>