@Zahrale
Thank you kindly ^^

P.S, In the Original post I'm mentioned, I'm Havok The Foolish- I just chose a different name, due to this being a different forum. Pleased to meet you all :P

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Insanity... Sooo like being thrust into the grasp of the fall or winter king for a year tortured and turned servile through horrific acts of violence?

Nah. Couldn't POSSIBLY do anything like that.... especially not like that. Noooo.

Beg for your life you get Fall.
Seriously. Winter isn't a happy place.

Heh. Actually, insane characters are one of my specialties, ask those who know me. The more insane, the better in my opinion. I want to completely use my skills to the max in this roleplay! :D

My friend, you can ask Runic... I am the embodiment of Cruel, Evil, and generally 'Beautiful' Villains. I can set you up for an easy opening when it starts via the winter king.

Though, I cannot promise the over all Health of your char, Physically....

might be a bit... uh.. Broken. Better terms being "Well Worn" or "Well Abused".

My friend, you can ask Runic... I am the embodiment of Cruel, Evil, and generally 'Beautiful' Villains. I can set you up for an easy opening when it starts via the winter king.

Though, I cannot promise the over all Health of your char, Physically....

might be a bit... uh.. Broken. Better terms being "Well Worn" or "Well Abused".

Even better! I think I have the perfect character in mind for this course of action. >:D

Should I be Worried, or should I just be silent and enjoy.....?

Should I be Worried, or should I just be silent and enjoy.....?

A bit of both, actually. Though I'm sure you'll enjoy how I play her immensely.

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A bit of both, actually. Though I'm sure you'll enjoy how I play her immensely.

"Her" .... Now I'm Terrified. Permission to run and hide?

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"Her" .... Now I'm Terrified. Permission to run and hide?

Permission granted...though it'll do you no good. >:D

Seriously though- Don't mess with winter. Winter is no love, no remorse, No feeling bad about
gutting someone.

Seriously though- Don't mess with winter. Winter is no love, no remorse, No feeling bad about
gutting someone.

Perfect, goes with her personality perfectly. Seriously.

Barons (fall and winter) Knights (spring) and Lords (Summer)

Correction there, All season has knights or champions. Their commanders in battle. Lords also exist in all courts, the Dukes are generally those who could potentially vie for the throne. Lords are below them and Barons below them. Knights are a class all their own and are traditionally Season-born, or Fae bound humans back in the day. King Authur, Mordred, Morgana, Merlin for a few. King Henry (That guy who killed his wives?) the Fae got him. Bloody Mary was being turned into a Season born, before her death. Ben Franklin? He was Fae touched as well though he figured out the iron clause and was able to negotiate well with the Fair Folk.

ALSO! Post CS and I shall accept them or nit-pick them (You have warned). There really is no limit to the people we have until it starts getting crowded. And Havok I know you mixed up your name to mess with me!

CS:
Name: Aisling Ní Cheallaighe, "She who is born of ashes"

Race (Human or Type of Fae): Human

Position (In court if you are a fae, Any fae outside of a court will be under extreme pressure): Servant to Tegvan O'Aenges-Mor

Age: 61, looks 17-19

Personality (Fae type has effect): A once proud young woman, she was bent to the task of serving O'Aenges-Mor quickly. Still she snarks at her Lord Fae, and is more than willing to question him and his orders. But she knows any out right disloyalty could get her killed and if he were to die she would wish to perish soon after without his protection in the Fae Courts. She is sharp to others of lesser rank than she, and is wise to the way of the fae. A must within their realm.

Appearance: Thick red hair falls to her waist and frames grey eyes. Pale skin from time spent with the Fall Court. She generally wears a heavy gown of dark green or brown with a cloak of grey. Dressing in the style of Victorian times. She appears and actually physically is around her seventeenth or nineteenth year. It is uncertain when she stopped aging after she was brought into the fae courts. She is a bit on the shorter side, and is petite.

Background: Aisling was born to a wealthy family and had a very lovely childhood. She never had want for anything, but when she had fallen for a young man and learned a horrible truth that jeopardized her privileged life she panicked. Fleeing to the forest she sought solace while trying to comfort herself with something. It was there she was found by Tegvan O'Aenges-Mor of the Fae. She offered him anything, if only to grant her the answer to her problem. He gave her the promised answer and took her to the realm of the Fae as payment. She has served him ever since.

CS:

Name: Tegvan O'Aenges-Mor

Race (Human or Type of Fae): Fall-born Fae

Position (In court if you are a fae, Any fae outside of a court will be under extreme pressure): King of the Fall Court

Age: Unknown

Personality (Fae type has effect): Sharp as a blade, quick as a snake, Tegvan rules his Court with a iron fist and is more than willing to employ almost tyrannical means to get his Fae followers in line. His is swift with justice, and swifter with vengeance. He has a cruel amusement and enjoys the 'finer' things in life. Not to say he is without mercy. He doesn't even know the meaning of the word.

Appearance: A tall fae, he appears as a dark shadowy form, or as a dark skinned fae with black armor some say is made of dim grey starlight. His ears have definite points and his nails as well. His eyes are the fall storms and his teeth are sharp as a blades. Ravens are said to be his cloak of feathers and his voice is said to be the rushing wind. In his glimmer spell, he takes the appearance of a tall man, with short black hair and pale blue eyes. His skin is periously pale and with high cheek bones and an arrow straight nose. His ears are however not pointed in the glimmer spell, rather human shaped and size. He usually wears something matching the current time, for the present it is dark jeans, black boots, and a loose grey shirt. His build is not bulky like the winter fae but rather well muscled and toned.

Background: Tegvan O'Aenges-Mor is a ancient and powerful Fae. Little is known about him and why he took on a human pet is less understood. He is not a fae to cross though he does have his good points. Often putting out small prizes for the fae that messes the best with Spring and Summer Court, and dancing about the politics with the grace of a falling leaf. No one is certain how long he has held the throne but all have seen the tormented Fae who tried to take it from him. Their final moments imprisoned in artwork. He has no mercy, but is more than willing to listen to the lesser Fae before considering their points. Tegvan is not a Fae to cross and he makes that well known. But within him is a deep sorrow well hidden by the many, many years he has walked the earth and Fae Realm.

Courtly intrigue with supernatural OCs? I WANT IN PLZ!

Name: Selvaril

Race: Elf

Position: Knight of Summer Hunt

Age: Roughly 300 Human Years

Personality: Ser Selvaril holds to the traditions of the Summer Court, placing honor and courage above petty tricks carried out against mortals. However, he still holds the life of his human squire, Toby, fairly gained in a trade. Selvaril does not look favorably on those who interrupt the balance of the courts for the sake of fun and games- any trick or scheme must favor Summer's dominance, or he will not hesitate to turn over the offenders to the wounded party.

Appearance: Image Coming soon! But as a gentry Elf, Selvaril stands as tall as a human male, his long pointed ears and silver hair the main features which separate him from the paltry mortals of this world. Often wears a plate male breastplate and carries his sword, Truth-Cutter.

Background: Ser Selvaril has been in service to the Court of Summer for generations (by Faerie reckoning). He has gained a reputation as both a lover and a fighter within the Court, partaking in duels for the joy of combat and the test of battle. His long life has allowed Selvaril to look back on the days when the Summer Court was both dominant and in decline amongst the courts. Oftentimes their passionate nature and alliances with the Spring Court would be their undoing, as Summer was left to take responsibility for Spring's immature pranks and tricks. Among Fall and Winter Courts, Selvaril has a reputation as a generally fair mediator, while Spring views him as a spoilsport.

I would make some corrections to the "rankings" of the courts, making them closer to true noble titles. The English history could also use a little work (history major speaking). But that's a discussion for later.

Could my Ent possibly fill the position for the King of the Spring Court? Though I have yet to see the lore for them, I would imagine that they are less like true fae, and more like an ancient race that mankind has inherited the earth from.

Yes, Runic, Yes I did.

May I claim the spot of the autumn court queen? :)

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May I claim the spot of the autumn court queen? :)

Make a char ;3 I cant answer if you don't try~

Woops! I forgot! I mentioned the "Greater Courts" before, and ignored the "Lesser Courts". The greater courts are the Seelie/Unseelie and Season courts. They are first and foremost among the fae, but every king baron/knight/lord has a smaller ring of fae called a Lesser Court- with the highest ranking member in charge of keeps those specific fae in line, as part of their House/Dominion. much like English lords and Vassals or Serfs.

In example, a Kings lesser court would comprise of all the nobles elders and chosen warriors, Were as a Barons lesser court would have all of his kin, and those loyal to his family due to debt promises or domination.

...either way, the representation of noble titles and English history present is spotty at best.

A noble court's rankings, from greatest to least, follow like so:

Monarch, Prince, Archduke, Duke, Viceroy, Marquis, Earl and Baron.

These are the inherited titles, and each corrosponds to the land that the noble rules over; a duke rules a duchy, a baron rules a barony, and so on. Knights, followed by squires, are non-inherited titles, and generally don't come with lordship over a region. "Lord" is a generic term of address, not a rank.

Specifics vary by culture, language and time period, but that's generally how it goes.