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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Tukka" data-source="post: 6177364" data-attributes="member: 6668048">To attempt to answer Mdusty's questions about the Unseen Court/archfey/fey titans, I believe it goes something like this:Fey titans are god-like creatures, roughly analogous to Golarion's Eldest or 4e's Primordials. Most of them are asleep thanks to King Kelland's victory and ongoing pacts with the Unseen Court. Most fey titans are not interested in the affairs of mortals or lesser fey. I'd think that few, if any fey titans involve themselves in the affairs of the Unseen Court, though the Unseen Court does somehow hold influence over them.Archfey, as individuals, wield less raw power than fey titans. They are basically powerful fey royalty. Most of the ranking members of the Unseen Court would be archfey, although there may also be archfey that don't consider themselves part of the Unseen Court, and some of them may have their own rogue courts (this is mostly speculation). If the archfey are following 4e's model of archfey, they include Baba Yaga, the Unicorn Queen, the Prince of Frost and the Witch of Fates.The internal politics of the Unseen Court are probably nearly impossible for outsiders to fathom. The Court represents feykind in negotiations with Risur and the few remaining fey enclaves in Lanjyr (the Vekeshis, perhaps other groups of elves, gnomes, etc.) Traditional Risuri both fear and revere the Unseen Court, the fey titans, and fey in general, and employ various superstitious practices to appease, ward off, or honor the fey, although as Risur industrializes and becomes more modern/cosmopolitan, these beliefs and practices are falling out of favor.</blockquote>

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