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The world of the fey exists as a parallel to the mortal realm—close enough to touch, yet entirely apart. Invisible to mortal eyes unless they choose otherwise, the fey are beings of immense power, mystery, and ancient traditions.
The fey are divided into four courts, each with their own goals, desires, and aesthetics
Chaotic and impulsive, driven by bloodlust and violence, the Voidbound care only for indulging their darkest desires. They thrive on destruction and disruption, favoring an aesthetic of red and black, blending biker rebellion with vampiric allure.
Rigid and unwavering, the Eternal Edict values order, law, and unchanging tradition. They have no empathy, believing that peace comes through strict adherence to rules. Their aesthetic reflects purity and control, with white and metallics symbolizing their angelic yet cold nature.
The embodiment of life, joy, and growth, the Verdance Court celebrates beauty, creation, and nature. They are carefree, often seen as flighty and disinterested in the larger conflicts of the fey realm. Bright greens and floral colors represent their boundless energy and love for art and revelry.
Representing death and the beauty found in endings, the Veil values balance between life and death, and contemplates the meaning of existence. They are solemn and thoughtful, embracing the cold of winter and the inevitability of decay. Their aesthetic is serene and haunting, embodying the cycle of life’s end.
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Life in the fey realm is complex and multi-layered, with each court’s culture, values, and aesthetics deeply influencing their day-to-day existence. The fey are immortal, their long lives making them slow to change and deeply entrenched in their traditions. Their interactions with mortals are sporadic and calculated, often driven by personal curiosity or the desire to influence some human project or event. Despite their proximity to the mortal realm, most fey care little for human affairs beyond the occasional indulgence of curiosity or amusement. They find mortals intriguing but ephemeral, rarely worthy of their full attention.
In this realm of magic, power, and ancient grudges, the fey courts are now poised on the edge of potential upheaval. Their long-held secrecy is at risk as the mortal world advances, and the fey must decide whether to hold steadfast to their ancient ways or adapt to a changing reality. For now, the courts remain as they have been for millennia—beautiful, dangerous, and indifferent to the mortal realm that continues to evolve beyond their borders. But soon, their world may be forced to face changes even they cannot stop.
Though their world is seemingly timeless, the fey cannot entirely ignore the changes in the mortal realm. The courts have adapted human customs and inventions over the centuries, but only slowly, and only when they find these innovations useful for their own purposes. Guns and modern warfare, for example, have no place in the fey realm, as most courts prefer the intimacy of magic or more personal, physical combat. The Voidbound, with their predilection for chaos and violence, disdain the detachment of firearms, preferring the visceral thrill of close combat. The Verdance rejects human technology altogether, their world rooted firmly in nature and the endless cycle of growth and renewal. The Veil, being preoccupied with the mysteries of death, similarly see little reason to embrace the mortal obsession with progress.
The Eternal Edict, however, does adopt certain human practices but only reluctantly. Their strict adherence to rules makes them selective in what they allow from the mortal world. Where humans might change and evolve, the fey remain stubbornly the same—especially in the Court of the Eternal Edict, where the belief is that the old ways are the best ways. Still, they cannot completely ignore mortal progress, especially as the barrier between the two realms seems to thin with each passing century. Technology may one day force the fey to either retreat further into their realm or confront the mortals in ways they have long avoided.