Deep in the realm of Autumn lies the swampy expanse of the Murkwood Bog. Amongst the turbid waters and decaying matter, the Lady of the land suffuses magics unknown. All hail — The Hag Mother. The Witch Queen.
They say, if you go down to New Orleans, between the stagnant river and the bald cypress trees,
The coven of a magister, power all around; hidden in plain sight, mysteries abound.
An invitation to seek? Dear Lord, no.
Even amongst their own, a tale of warning, where you ought not go.
Those gnarled trees, strength of the centuries, indeed bore fruit, famed, Witches of the Iron Root.
"The Seelie? Many a mortal has thought them to be the very best of the Folk—the preservers of beauty, wonder and "good", but at what cost?"
*ˡᵒʳᵉ ᵇᵉˡᵒʷ*
The Spring Court
The Fields of Spring, with rolling hills and crystal lakes, are a symbol of rebirth, youth and new beginnings.
The Court of Wonder is known for its romanticism, idealism and veneration of joy, whimsy and beauty. Indulging in decadence and hedonistic pursuits, many of Spring's inhabitants are free and flittering, but perceptive, keen on drama and in possession of an uncanny finesse.
Elements of the Spring Court: Earth & Water
𝔗𝔥𝔢 𝔖𝔲𝔪𝔪𝔢𝔯 ℭ𝔬𝔲𝔯𝔱
Summer is the embodiment of life and strength. Dense, verdant forests, lush fields and glittering dunes, the lands of Summer are endowed with a beauty that is oppressive in its dominion.
Driven, stalwart and relentless, those of the Lumos Court are known for their temperamental nature.
Elements of the Summer Court: Fire & Air
**I finally got around to the Seelie introduction, almost two years after the Unseelie.