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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Sigurd" data-source="post: 3986985" data-attributes="member: 19412">Unnamed FeyUnnamed FeyOnly the most ambitious or foolish of the fey subjects would tear themselves from their lands and homes. So it is that the headstrong Satyr will very rarely walk among the lands of men. To do so they renounce their duties to the fey courts and cast themselves beyond the the help and company of their kin.All fey bear a name that they are given by their respective courts. It is their offering of fealty and an oathbond. Fey of good standing, preserve and further their world with their actions by staying in Fey Lands and attending their respective courts. Yet this bond can be severed by monarch or subject if one is brave enough to do so. Without this bond to tie them to the fey lands a subject cannot claim the protection of any court. They cannot be tracked by the court of their birth and they lose the fey type. They are humanoids, free to wander the lands of men living and aging as humans do. Six times they must renounce their birthright and then they will become unnamed. Perhaps they stay in elven settlements where their differences are tolerated or perhaps they take up the company of great adventurers and heroes. Some are unnamed by vengeful Fey royalty and cast adrift into the mortal world. Others break their ties for greater secrecy and toil in our midst.</blockquote>