The seelie court

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This is the latest character I've been working on in my free time! Have always had a fascination with odd looking fairy creatures and decided to finally indulge in it. Learned a lot just trying new stuff out with this project and had a lot of fun figuring out her final look.

I’ve covered a lot of elements of the fey in the course of this series. Today I want to talk about one of the main reasons that we care about them in the first place: warlocks take them as patrons (and some paladins swear Ancient oaths to them). But there’s only one kind of Patron – that is, all Archfey warlocks have the same Patron powers, even though the Archfey themselves are as different as Summer and Winter. That has […]

I’d like to discuss the Fae court system (as in royal courts, not judicial courts). This post is pretty UPG driven. Those familiar with Celtic mythology may prefer to use the terms “see…

Almost lost (by just.like.that.)

Description Seelie court, art for a book to be published in 2008. Most of the Seelie folklore seems to originate from Scotland, althought it's legend is not limited to it's shores. In Ireland they are the Daoine Sídhe, In France, they are the Précieuses, Welsh legend calls the Tylwyth Teg, and they have also been known as the Trooping Fairies, the Sluagh, the Blessed Ones, and the Sídhe. The Seelie Court is generally made up of the most noble, heroic and beautiful of the Fae.