@Prince of Seraphs And I thank you for that. Your right and I'm bashing my head against a wall for my own stupidity.
No, He's right. Don't try to argue me out of this one.
I'll flesh it out some more. The fact is I don't run THIS stuff by anyone, and while I bashed out the mechanics and the ideas and everything I do forget things. I'm human, not Falk! Cause let's face it. If I was Falk I'd be turning Seraphs to my whim to make him/her remember who is the Ruler while fixing the problem.
The Fae Realms are more reminiscent of a wheel, perhaps. One season blends into the next and at these borders are pockets or strips of neutral land for the 'wild' Fae. Spring to Summer, Summer to Fall, Fall to Winter, Winter to Spring... They create a area where the wild Fae may not especially thrive but they can live in retaliative comfort. The center of the wheel is something of a No-Man's land. A timeless plain. There are roads, patrols, towns, and such. But really the infrastructure depends on the Court. Fall is more forest, more the hunt and gathering. While they do have farms and rivers and fishing, I've focused more on the harvest. Summer would be less foresty I would think with more farming and perhaps less hunting. Winter... Winter would be a hard place scarce of food while rich in materials of ore and Winter goods. Spring would be... Could be anything I suppose. That's always the season I got hung up on.
And there are towns as I said before but there can be, I say can because Fall will not have one though the other seasons could. ("Disgusting blight upon the natural order of things. I have no such need of the things why should they?" "Hush, they have the right of choice.") Though We can see how Falk feels about that. Which might be interesting if they did. Winter could efficiently have a city being the season who would need the largest group of people for easy food rationing, perhaps. Buildings are as the Fae like them. With Fall they are made from stone, or hung from trees. It just depends on the Fae who uses the house. Just as roads being paved or not depends on how often their used. ("And if I want to waste time speaking with Golems for more stone to pave my road ways." "HUSH! I'm bashing out things for you! Over grown turkey..." ". . ." "Okay, backing away slowly.")
Also to clear something up about the Wylde Hunt that I noticed. It's not Fall Fae, It can be but generally it is not. Falk? Perhaps you could? "The Wylde Hunt is a army, a nation. A sea of spirits and specters. Endless souls brought and bought by the years. I let no Fae within my realm go to waste." Yes, so the Wylde Hunt essentially is death. Death to those it hunts and is hunted by the Dead or the remains. A High Magick and something that costs Falk dearly though it is not really shown. Years are spent between Hunts gathering power and the dead for the next. The only one who knows the true nature are the most ancient of Fae, or the most learned as the Hunt in it's true form is something that is.... Well, taboo.
Fae Magic is a basis of power and words. Power comes with age, so the older you are the more powerful. Promises must be upheld and that applies to spells. Once you cast one, once you lay the magic you must see it through. To run out of power for the spell would mean it would take life from the Fae resulting in death or near to. All Fae can use magic, the only ones who can't effectively are the iron touching ones. They are weaker users and there's no exception. They are also shunned by other Fae so it's rather hard for them.
Keep throwing questions at me and I'll straighten it out. This is what I mean, I don't think of everything. ("No, you leave that to me.") Ahem. Ignore the hulking black shadow and if I disappear... Well, let's just say I'll be joining the Wylde Hunt. ("I wouldn't waste the energy to add you.") Anyone want a testy Fae? Please? Take hiM?!
No, He's right. Don't try to argue me out of this one.
I'll flesh it out some more. The fact is I don't run THIS stuff by anyone, and while I bashed out the mechanics and the ideas and everything I do forget things. I'm human, not Falk! Cause let's face it. If I was Falk I'd be turning Seraphs to my whim to make him/her remember who is the Ruler while fixing the problem.
The Fae Realms are more reminiscent of a wheel, perhaps. One season blends into the next and at these borders are pockets or strips of neutral land for the 'wild' Fae. Spring to Summer, Summer to Fall, Fall to Winter, Winter to Spring... They create a area where the wild Fae may not especially thrive but they can live in retaliative comfort. The center of the wheel is something of a No-Man's land. A timeless plain. There are roads, patrols, towns, and such. But really the infrastructure depends on the Court. Fall is more forest, more the hunt and gathering. While they do have farms and rivers and fishing, I've focused more on the harvest. Summer would be less foresty I would think with more farming and perhaps less hunting. Winter... Winter would be a hard place scarce of food while rich in materials of ore and Winter goods. Spring would be... Could be anything I suppose. That's always the season I got hung up on.
And there are towns as I said before but there can be, I say can because Fall will not have one though the other seasons could. ("Disgusting blight upon the natural order of things. I have no such need of the things why should they?" "Hush, they have the right of choice.") Though We can see how Falk feels about that. Which might be interesting if they did. Winter could efficiently have a city being the season who would need the largest group of people for easy food rationing, perhaps. Buildings are as the Fae like them. With Fall they are made from stone, or hung from trees. It just depends on the Fae who uses the house. Just as roads being paved or not depends on how often their used. ("And if I want to waste time speaking with Golems for more stone to pave my road ways." "HUSH! I'm bashing out things for you! Over grown turkey..." ". . ." "Okay, backing away slowly.")
Also to clear something up about the Wylde Hunt that I noticed. It's not Fall Fae, It can be but generally it is not. Falk? Perhaps you could? "The Wylde Hunt is a army, a nation. A sea of spirits and specters. Endless souls brought and bought by the years. I let no Fae within my realm go to waste." Yes, so the Wylde Hunt essentially is death. Death to those it hunts and is hunted by the Dead or the remains. A High Magick and something that costs Falk dearly though it is not really shown. Years are spent between Hunts gathering power and the dead for the next. The only one who knows the true nature are the most ancient of Fae, or the most learned as the Hunt in it's true form is something that is.... Well, taboo.
Fae Magic is a basis of power and words. Power comes with age, so the older you are the more powerful. Promises must be upheld and that applies to spells. Once you cast one, once you lay the magic you must see it through. To run out of power for the spell would mean it would take life from the Fae resulting in death or near to. All Fae can use magic, the only ones who can't effectively are the iron touching ones. They are weaker users and there's no exception. They are also shunned by other Fae so it's rather hard for them.
Keep throwing questions at me and I'll straighten it out. This is what I mean, I don't think of everything. ("No, you leave that to me.") Ahem. Ignore the hulking black shadow and if I disappear... Well, let's just say I'll be joining the Wylde Hunt. ("I wouldn't waste the energy to add you.") Anyone want a testy Fae? Please? Take hiM?!
