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−	~~The Fae Realms are not a specific dimension or demesne. They represent a shifting border region proximate to the~~ [[~~Astral]] Plane.~~	+	#redirect [[Fae Realms]]
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−	~~The~~ Fae Realms themselves are difficult for mortals to navigate. There is no linear topology and travel by foot does not necessarily mean progress is consistent. The Fae Realms are the source of the mystic force called "[[The Green]]" and are invariably filled with plant life. Regions of the Fae Realms tend to reflect ideologies-- bright gardens for kindness, swamps for decrepitude, misty forests for the tricky.
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−	The Fae are mischievous [[ideologue]]s that are taxonomically akin to [[demon\|demons]]. Known for being unpredictable and flighty, the Fae run the gamut from cruel (redcaps) to kind (faerie godmothers). Pixies, brownies, will-o-wisps, goblins, and trolls are all common fae. Fae are known for their curses and enjoy harassing overly proud mortals, envious of the soul they carry. They have a reputation as shrewd negotiators and love a good debate. Many of them have particular ideosyncratic weaknesses and all fae are badly injured by the touch of refined iron and steel.
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−	For the fae, interacting with mortals requires a great deal of effort. Their magics work best on those who consent to speak with them or engage their services. It is possible for a strong enough mortal to banish a Fae by force of willpower alone. The Fae are weakened by intruding into mortal affairs, trespassing into homes, or attempting to steal children. That doesn't stop them from doing any of those things, but the Fae are not known for having a good sense of risk and reward.
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−	Elves are the most human of the Fae, and have been known to interbreed with mortals. Elves are immortal and have innate magical talents, as well as being skilled warriors. It is possible for an elven spirit to produce a soul if they love a mortal and are truly loved in return. The Seelie and Unseelie Courts were formed to protect the Outer Gates of [[Otherworld]]. Refugees of an ancient war were transplanted to [[Alfheim]], becoming the Light Elves and Dark Elves.
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−	[[Morgana Le Fay]] is venerated as a hero among the Fae for the creation of Avalon and [[Tir na Nog]]. The elves take immense pride in their duties at the Outer Gates of [[Otherworld]] and Morgana has shown herself to be an ally to the immortal spirits, even despite their fickle memories. The gods of the Fae are the [[Tuatha de Danaan]]~~, though they do not rule over a specific demesne such as the Olympians or Asgardians.~~

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 The Fae Realms are not a specific dimension or demesne. They represent a shifting border region proximate to the [[Astral]] Plane.
-The Fae Realms themselves are difficult for mortals to navigate. There is no linear topology and travel by foot does not necessarily mean progress is consistent. The Fae Realms are the source of the mystic force called "The Green" and are invariably filled with plant life. Regions of the Fae Realms tend to reflect ideologies-- bright gardens for kindness, swamps for decrepitude, misty forests for the tricky.
+The Fae Realms themselves are difficult for mortals to navigate. There is no linear topology and travel by foot does not necessarily mean progress is consistent. The Fae Realms are the source of the mystic force called "[[The Green]]" and are invariably filled with plant life. Regions of the Fae Realms tend to reflect ideologies-- bright gardens for kindness, swamps for decrepitude, misty forests for the tricky.
 The Fae are mischievous [[ideologue]]s that are taxonomically akin to [[demon|demons]]. Known for being unpredictable and flighty, the Fae run the gamut from cruel (redcaps) to kind (faerie godmothers). Pixies, brownies, will-o-wisps, goblins, and trolls are all common fae. Fae are known for their curses and enjoy harassing overly proud mortals, envious of the soul they carry. They have a reputation as shrewd negotiators and love a good debate. Many of them have particular ideosyncratic weaknesses and all fae are badly injured by the touch of refined iron and steel.

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 The Fae Realms themselves are difficult for mortals to navigate. There is no linear topology and travel by foot does not necessarily mean progress is consistent. The Fae Realms are the source of the mystic force called "The Green" and are invariably filled with plant life. Regions of the Fae Realms tend to reflect ideologies-- bright gardens for kindness, swamps for decrepitude, misty forests for the tricky.
-The Fae are mischievous [[ideologues]]s that are taxonomically akin to [[demon|demons]]. Known for being unpredictable and flighty, the Fae run the gamut from cruel (redcaps) to kind (faerie godmothers). Pixies, brownies, will-o-wisps, goblins, and trolls are all common fae. Fae are known for their curses and enjoy harassing overly proud mortals, envious of the soul they carry. They have a reputation as shrewd negotiators and love a good debate. Many of them have particular ideosyncratic weaknesses and all fae are badly injured by the touch of refined iron and steel.
+The Fae are mischievous [[ideologue]]s that are taxonomically akin to [[demon|demons]]. Known for being unpredictable and flighty, the Fae run the gamut from cruel (redcaps) to kind (faerie godmothers). Pixies, brownies, will-o-wisps, goblins, and trolls are all common fae. Fae are known for their curses and enjoy harassing overly proud mortals, envious of the soul they carry. They have a reputation as shrewd negotiators and love a good debate. Many of them have particular ideosyncratic weaknesses and all fae are badly injured by the touch of refined iron and steel.
 For the fae, interacting with mortals requires a great deal of effort. Their magics work best on those who consent to speak with them or engage their services. It is possible for a strong enough mortal to banish a Fae by force of willpower alone. The Fae are weakened by intruding into mortal affairs, trespassing into homes, or attempting to steal children. That doesn't stop them from doing any of those things, but the Fae are not known for having a good sense of risk and reward.

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 The Fae Realms themselves are difficult for mortals to navigate. There is no linear topology and travel by foot does not necessarily mean progress is consistent. The Fae Realms are the source of the mystic force called "The Green" and are invariably filled with plant life. Regions of the Fae Realms tend to reflect ideologies-- bright gardens for kindness, swamps for decrepitude, misty forests for the tricky.
-The Fae are mischievous [[ideologues]] that are taxonomically akin to [[demon|demons]]. Known for being unpredictable and flighty, the Fae run the gamut from cruel (redcaps) to kind (faerie godmothers). Pixies, brownies, will-o-wisps, goblins, and trolls are all common fae. Fae are known for their curses and enjoy harassing overly proud mortals, envious of the soul they carry. They have a reputation as shrewd negotiators and love a good debate. Many of them have particular ideosyncratic weaknesses and all fae are badly injured by the touch of refined iron and steel.
+The Fae are mischievous [[ideologues]]s that are taxonomically akin to [[demon|demons]]. Known for being unpredictable and flighty, the Fae run the gamut from cruel (redcaps) to kind (faerie godmothers). Pixies, brownies, will-o-wisps, goblins, and trolls are all common fae. Fae are known for their curses and enjoy harassing overly proud mortals, envious of the soul they carry. They have a reputation as shrewd negotiators and love a good debate. Many of them have particular ideosyncratic weaknesses and all fae are badly injured by the touch of refined iron and steel.
 For the fae, interacting with mortals requires a great deal of effort. Their magics work best on those who consent to speak with them or engage their services. It is possible for a strong enough mortal to banish a Fae by force of willpower alone. The Fae are weakened by intruding into mortal affairs, trespassing into homes, or attempting to steal children. That doesn't stop them from doing any of those things, but the Fae are not known for having a good sense of risk and reward.

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 The Fae Realms themselves are difficult for mortals to navigate. There is no linear topology and travel by foot does not necessarily mean progress is consistent. The Fae Realms are the source of the mystic force called "The Green" and are invariably filled with plant life. Regions of the Fae Realms tend to reflect ideologies-- bright gardens for kindness, swamps for decrepitude, misty forests for the tricky.
-The Fae are mischevious, idealogical mythologues that are taxonomically akin to [[demon|demons]]. Known for being unpredictable and flighty, the Fae run the gamut from cruel (redcaps) to kind (faerie godmothers). Pixies, brownies, will-o-wisps, goblins, and trolls are all common fae. Fae are known for their curses and enjoy harassing overly proud mortals, envious of the soul they carry. They have a reputation as shrewd negotiators and love a good debate. Many of them have particular ideosyncratic weaknesses and all fae are badly injured by the touch of refined iron and steel.
+The Fae are mischievous [[ideologues]] that are taxonomically akin to [[demon|demons]]. Known for being unpredictable and flighty, the Fae run the gamut from cruel (redcaps) to kind (faerie godmothers). Pixies, brownies, will-o-wisps, goblins, and trolls are all common fae. Fae are known for their curses and enjoy harassing overly proud mortals, envious of the soul they carry. They have a reputation as shrewd negotiators and love a good debate. Many of them have particular ideosyncratic weaknesses and all fae are badly injured by the touch of refined iron and steel.
 For the fae, interacting with mortals requires a great deal of effort. Their magics work best on those who consent to speak with them or engage their services. It is possible for a strong enough mortal to banish a Fae by force of willpower alone. The Fae are weakened by intruding into mortal affairs, trespassing into homes, or attempting to steal children. That doesn't stop them from doing any of those things, but the Fae are not known for having a good sense of risk and reward.

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	Elves are the most human of the Fae, and have been known to interbreed with mortals. Elves are immortal and have innate magical talents, as well as being skilled warriors. It is possible for an elven spirit to produce a soul if they love a mortal and are truly loved in return. The Seelie and Unseelie Courts were formed to protect the Outer Gates of [[Otherworld]]. Refugees of an ancient war were transplanted to [[Alfheim]], becoming the Light Elves and Dark Elves.		Elves are the most human of the Fae, and have been known to interbreed with mortals. Elves are immortal and have innate magical talents, as well as being skilled warriors. It is possible for an elven spirit to produce a soul if they love a mortal and are truly loved in return. The Seelie and Unseelie Courts were formed to protect the Outer Gates of [[Otherworld]]. Refugees of an ancient war were transplanted to [[Alfheim]], becoming the Light Elves and Dark Elves.

−	[[Morgana le Fay]] is venerated as a hero among the Fae for the creation of Avalon and [[Tir na Nog]]. The elves take immense pride in their duties at the Outer Gates of [[Otherworld]] and Morgana has shown herself to be an ally to the immortal spirits, even despite their fickle memories. The gods of the Fae are the [[Tuatha de Danaan]], though they do not rule over a specific demesne such as the Olympians or Asgardians.	+	[[Morgana Le Fay]] is venerated as a hero among the Fae for the creation of Avalon and [[Tir na Nog]]. The elves take immense pride in their duties at the Outer Gates of [[Otherworld]] and Morgana has shown herself to be an ally to the immortal spirits, even despite their fickle memories. The gods of the Fae are the [[Tuatha de Danaan]], though they do not rule over a specific demesne such as the Olympians or Asgardians.

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 The Fae Realms themselves are difficult for mortals to navigate. There is no linear topology and travel by foot does not necessarily mean progress is consistent. The Fae Realms are the source of the mystic force called "The Green" and are invariably filled with plant life. Regions of the Fae Realms tend to reflect ideologies-- bright gardens for kindness, swamps for decrepitude, misty forests for the tricky.
-The Fae are mischevious, idealogical mythologues that are taxonomically akin to [[demons]]. Known for being unpredictable and flighty, the Fae run the gamut from cruel (redcaps) to kind (faerie godmothers). Pixies, brownies, will-o-wisps, goblins, and trolls are all common fae. Fae are known for their curses and enjoy harassing overly proud mortals, envious of the soul they carry. They have a reputation as shrewd negotiators and love a good debate. Many of them have particular ideosyncratic weaknesses and all fae are badly injured by the touch of refined iron and steel.
+The Fae are mischevious, idealogical mythologues that are taxonomically akin to [[demon|demons]]. Known for being unpredictable and flighty, the Fae run the gamut from cruel (redcaps) to kind (faerie godmothers). Pixies, brownies, will-o-wisps, goblins, and trolls are all common fae. Fae are known for their curses and enjoy harassing overly proud mortals, envious of the soul they carry. They have a reputation as shrewd negotiators and love a good debate. Many of them have particular ideosyncratic weaknesses and all fae are badly injured by the touch of refined iron and steel.
 For the fae, interacting with mortals requires a great deal of effort. Their magics work best on those who consent to speak with them or engage their services. It is possible for a strong enough mortal to banish a Fae by force of willpower alone. The Fae are weakened by intruding into mortal affairs, trespassing into homes, or attempting to steal children. That doesn't stop them from doing any of those things, but the Fae are not known for having a good sense of risk and reward.
-Elves are the most human of the Fae, and have been known to interbreed with mortals. Elves are immortal and have innate magical talents, as well as being skilled warriors. It is possible for an elven spirit to produce a soul if they love a mortal and are truly loved in return.
+Elves are the most human of the Fae, and have been known to interbreed with mortals. Elves are immortal and have innate magical talents, as well as being skilled warriors. It is possible for an elven spirit to produce a soul if they love a mortal and are truly loved in return. The Seelie and Unseelie Courts were formed to protect the Outer Gates of [[Otherworld]]. Refugees of an ancient war were transplanted to [[Alfheim]], becoming the Light Elves and Dark Elves.
-[[Morgana la Fay]] is venerated as a hero among the Fae for the creation of Avalon and [[Tir Na Nog]]. The elves take immense pride in their duties at the Outer Gates of [[Otherworld]] and Morgana has shown herself to be an ally to the immortal spirits, even despite their fickle memories.
+[[Morgana la Fay]] is venerated as a hero among the Fae for the creation of Avalon and [[Tir Na Nog]]. The elves take immense pride in their duties at the Outer Gates of [[Otherworld]] and Morgana has shown herself to be an ally to the immortal spirits, even despite their fickle memories. The gods of the Fae are the [[Tuatha de Danaan]], though they do not rule over a specific demesne such as the Olympians or Asgardians.