Feywild

North and the Sunflower Court
(General territory of the Winter court)


 * Frozen mountain range housing Sourthen, the frost giant serving the Queen of Air and Darkness, ruler of the Winter court. He was robbed by adventurers and Gala, an winter eladrin and knight of the queen was sent to investigate.
 * The forest of the Aridni. Inhabited by the Aridni of the sunflower throne. The ardini lives in the leafless trees. They are magical people and sell magical items for high prices (not really interested in gold) or pacts / deals.
 * Were previously at war with a tribe of redcaps worshiping the blood god - a local t-rex empowered by their faith. They were dispatched, both the "god" and the sorcerer high priest. The ardini currently protected by the stone butterfly, a creation of the stone master further south. The butterfly can change shape and size into monstrous forms.

Notable figures:

 * The Ardini are ruled by queen tintina (tin-tin-ah).
 * Ration, (newly promoted) Captain of the guard.
 * Greg, Airhead guard.
 * Royal wizard.
 * Gilian the stone artisan. Expert craftsman by fey standards. Gilian is a Korred. His life partner is Media the Medusa. They are relatively friendly except for the fact that media turns people who look at her into stone. Not maliciously, but she doesn't think it's a problem either. They live in a "Greek temple" where even furniture is made from stone. The structure is going multiple floors underground to locations where Gilian collects his raw materials.

The Golden respite.
Further south beyond a swamp is located a Githzerai monastery. The feywild is not as chaotic as the limbo but chaotic enough for them to feel "home" and not interfering with their chaos-reshaped-by-pure-will ability under the right conditions.

Not prone to emotions and actively hide them. Psychic link between them used to send messages across the monastery.

Huge libraries the monastery is known for. They don't like outsiders but may allow entrance under some conditions. All outsiders are always followed by at least one monk.

Notable figures:

 * Siram, the keeper of ways. Male. He is the one who decides who can and who can't cross the boundary into the monastery.


 * Adeya, the 'atfinder (מורת הדרך). Female. The highest authority in the monastery.
 * Kali. Female. Guide (follows gusts around). Isn't very good at this monk stuff and is having hard time keeping the stoic appearance.
 * Rikum. Male. Another Guide.
 * Arimuse. Male. Was Seidge's Guide. A traitor.

The Winter Court

 * The Queen of Air and Darkness rules the unseelie of the Gloaming Court from an onyx throne that sits empty except for the hovering Night Diamond, a black gem the size of a human head that dully glimmers with captured stars. The Queen of Air and Darkness is an invisible presence a round it, her voice thundering from the Night Diamond or whispering secrets directly in the ears of her courtiers, and sometimes both at once.
 * Cethenn (Ke-sen), The Prince of Frost was once known as the Sun Prince, but his heart grew cold when his betrothed betrayed him and escaped, her soul becoming one of the stars. Ever since, the wrathful prince has sought to reunite with his betrothed whenever she is reincarnated in mortal form. Embodies broken promises and is one of the only fey which constantly goes back on his word. Was once the son of Titania the Summer Queen, before defecting and being adopted into the other court.
 * Luhgier (Lu-gi-er), the Cold Hunter. Hates Oberon above all else. An embodiment of cold heartlessness. Will kill his prey without mercy or emotion. The Queen once sought to bind Luhgier's soul to her will and went so far in her machinations as to have a silver chain forged with which to catch the Dread Wolf, so that Luhgier would be free from his unending quest to hunt the beast. The chain was called Ilderithyl and was made from unbroken promises and rays of moonlight, forged in darkness where no shadow can hide and quenched in the Pool of Sorrows. With the chain, she trapped Faen and tied him to a post in her dungeons. However, when Luhgier was rid of his ancient enemy, he only found new foes to hunt, going north in the Murkmidden to hunt the hag, Black Agatha.
 * Faen (Fan), the Dread Wolf is an immortal manifestation of boundless hunger, prowling the forests of the Feywild as a huge black wolf made of darkness, shadows and fear; devouring or possessing those who cross his path.
 * Chione (Chi-on) is a renowned snow maiden of immense beauty though she is known to be shallow and fickle, summoning flurries and blizzards on a whim.
 * Ysil. The innumerable. Not just a name but a title, one granted to the Eldest with mastery over time in all its forms. Over the millennia, many different entities have held it—and continue to do so. Long ago, the original called a convocation stretching across time, contacting all those who would eventually bear the title. There, in a place beyond time’s boundaries, they made a deal: rather than restrict themselves to given eras, with one replacing the next in chronological fashion, they would instead share their reign in fits and flickers, that each might experience a representative sampling of eternity. With their mastery of time comes a large dose of perspective, for all of the Many’s incarnations have seen both the multiverse’s early days and its end, yet the Eldest remains strangely interested in comparatively small events, especially those related to what they call “perceived causality”—their term for the continuum of time.
 * The Queen's Whispers. 12 Messengers and agents loyal to the queen. (Think 'The Voice of Sauron') Under the patronage of Luhgier who tests them, and executes them if the need arises.

The Summer Court

 * Titania, the Summer Queen, is perhaps the mightiest of the a archfey. With a s mile, she can ripen a crop, and with a frown, summon wildfires. She rules the seelie of the Summer Court.
 * Oberon, the Green Lord, an unrivaled hunter and woodland warrior, is Titania's lover and frequently her foe. Oberon is attuned to every bough of each tree and each branch of every stream in the forests of the Feywild. If Oberon has a weakness, it is the wild nature of his heart. His mood swings like a weather vane in a wind storm. Also known as the Lord of the Hunt
 * Hyrsam, the Prince of Fools, is thought to be the first satyr. He can sing the shine off gold, and his jokes and antics can causes tones to cry with laughter. Yet Hyrsam is also the soul of savagery and the wild. Hyrsam the Fool is a prankster and prone to mischief, but when such jokes turn vicious and deadly, Hyrsam the Savage is at play.
 * Verenestra (read: Veren estra) the Oak Princess, daughters of Titania
 * Milda the hag, took over a coven and now controls it. Made a pact with Erdos, Vyo, Tana and Mist. Granted them earing making it easier to travel between planes. Turned Vyo into a fey (subtype). Was fooled by them from upholding their part of the bargain and planting deadly seeds in the forest near Versoth.

Additional notable figures

 * Thanduil, the Two-Faced King
 * Black Agatha
 * The Puppetmaster.
 * The Green knights
 * Imbrex, The Twins. And the city sprawling over the Eldest’s feet.
 * The Lantern King
 * Magdh, The Three