#Unseelie court noble kelir archive

They’re also known to eagerly seek revenge on anyone who wrongs them, though for the most part they’ll at least give you some forewarning of the impending attack. While more gracious than their Unseelie cousins, many Seelie faeries are prone to playing pranks on humans and other creatures without concern about the aftereffects.

Just because they come from the Seelie court, though, not all of these faeries are “good” or “pure” as we humans might expect them to be. Known particularly for their acts of selfless kindness and generosity, it’s no wonder this court is known as the “Court of Inner-Light,” “The Summer Court,” “The Shining Throne,” or “The Golden Ones.”

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#Unseelie court noble kelir archive

The Fey Feature archive by various authors (mostly Gwendolyn Kestrel, I believe) To my knowledge, there really hasn't been anything done with Seelie/Unseelie Courts in 3rd Edition as yet, aside from a couple of articles on the Wizards site from way back when 3E first came out. I'd have to dig it out to say exactly what else it expanded/changed/explained.

I know there was a Dragon issue that dealt a lot with the Faerie races (and which, IIRC, had a different origin for the Quicklings). There is more detail given about the nature of the Seelie and Unseelie Courts (mostly the Seelie), and I'm not sure if this info was made up out of whole cloth for the Monster Mythology book, or if bits and pieces of it (such as gods/goddesses) had already existed and were just expanded upon. Queen of Air and Darkness: CE Intermediate Goddess, Patron of evil Elves and Faeries (She's the one who is responsible for the creation of the Quicklings.) Then there's the Unseelie Court, with its sole representative:

Verenestra: N(CG) Lesser Goddess, Patron of Dryads, Nymphs, and Sylphs Squelaiche: CN(CG) Demigod, Patron of Leprechauns Skerrit: N(CN) Lesser God, God of Centaurs Nathair Sgiathach: CG Intermediate God, Patron of Faerie Dragons, Psuedodragons, Pixies, Sprites, Grigs Oberon: NG(N) Lesser God, Lord of Beasts, Titania's husbandĬaoimhin: N(CG) Demigod, God of the Killmoulisĭamh: CN Lesser God, patron God of the Satyrs, Korreds, and AtomiesĮachthighern: CG Lesser God, Lord of Unicorns and PegasiĮmmantiensien: CG Intermediate God, God of Treantsįionnghuala: NG Demigoddess, Goddess of Swanmays Titania: CG(NG) Greater Goddess, the Faerie Queen The gods listed as being among the Seelie Court are: 'Deep in the lower reaches of Pandemonium, this bitter and sadistic goddess sits among a gibbering, drooling parody of Titania's realm, in her Unseelie Court.' The Unseelie Court, ruled over by the Queen of Air and Darkness, is, well I'll let the text speak for itself, because it is pretty juicy: It says that the Seelie Court moves among the Outer Planes of Arvandor, the Beastlands, and Gladsheim at the will of Titania, Queen of the Seelie Court. It specifically references the Seelie and Unseelie Courts there. The AD&D 2E Accessory, Monster Mythology detailed, among other pantheons, the pantheon of the Sylvan creatures.