The Feywild is a wild and whimsical place, inhabited by creatures that often represent more mortal concepts than the natural. Its courts don't discern with elements like Fire or pure concepts like Virtue, it is much more interested in the magical and mundane applications of these concepts. The Feywild is ruled by a collection of 13 courts, each carving their own terrain out of the forests and fields. All of the courts abide by the rulings of the head court, known as the Seelie court. ### [[The Seelie Court|🧚 The Seelie Court]] The court of the Seelie is ruled by Queen Titania and her husband Oberon. It is the court that rules over all fey races and ancestries and as such holds power over all other courts. ### [[The Court of Bark and Grove|🌲 The Court of Bark and Grove]] The court of Bark and Grove rules over the vast swathes of the forest, from the trees to the critters climbing them. The court is ruled by Pan, a large satyr often depicted with flute, wine, and while dancing. It is the court with the most lords and ladies. ### [[The Court of the Seasons|☃️ The Court of the Seasons]] The court of the Seasons rules over the four seasons, their transitions, and the festivals that represent them. The court of the Seasons is ruled by Niklaus. Dealing closely with the elementals, the court has a direct connection to the primal elemental planes. ### [[The Court of Whims and Wishes|🍀 The Court of Whims and Wishes]] The court of Whims and Wishes rules over goals and aspirations, as well as the short bursts of inspiration and energy. The court is ruled by Heina, best friend of the celestial Gloreth. ### [[The Court of Dealings|📃 The Court of Dealings]] The court of Dealings is one of the most important courts in the Feywild, as it rules over the validity and power of contracts and deals. It is ruled by Naezel, the brother of the previous duke of dealings, Nyx. ### [[The Court of Excess and Ecstasy|🍷 The Court of Excess and Ecstasy]] The court of Excess and Ecstasy rules over the pull of parties, excitement, and drugs. The court is ruled by Oxyllia, a large blue and turquoise humanoid. ### [[The Court of the Grave|⚰️ The Court of the Grave]] The court of the Grave rules over the rituals and rites pertaining to the dead. Consisting of graveyard spirits and guides to the recently deceased, this court is ruled by Corvax, a large crow-like creature. ### [[The Court of Rot and Decay|🍄‍🟫 The Court of Rot and Decay]] The court of Rot and Decay rules over the many fungi and mosses that crawl through the world. The court is heralded by the Rot Father, a gigantic amalgamation of different fungi. ### [[The Court of the Many-Legged|🕷️ The Court of the Many-Legged]] The court of the Many-Legged rules the insects, arachnids, and arthropods of the undergrowth. The court is ruled by Carracas, a sort amalgamation between a spider, crab, beetle, and centipede. ### [[The Court of Earthlings|🫚The Court of Earthlings]] The court of Earthlings rules the clades of earthly beings. Treants, blights, rootlings, and gnelfs are all protected under this court. The court is ruled by Turb, a large talking potato. ### [[The Court of Muck and Mulch|🍂 The Court of Muck and Mulch]] The court of Muck and Mulch rules over all the more unsavoury facets of nature. Manure, mulch, and the creatures that produce and thrive in it find their home under the protection of Smuut, an ooze like creature made of mud. ### [[The Court of Blood|🩸 The Court of Blood]] The court of Blood rules over all hematophages, from the mosquito to the stirge. The court is ruled by a being known as the Malar. ### [[The Court of Betrayal|🗡️ The Court of Betrayal]] The court of Betrayal rules over loopholes, broken promises, and predatory contracts. It is controlled by Nyx, a red fairy with butterfly wings. It is the newest court with the least amount of courtiers. ### [[Courtless Beings|🛖 Courtless Beings]] Outcasts, hermits, and exiles all exist within the Feywild. All these creatures are courtless and aren't beholden to a lord or lady, though some might team up with certain courts for a common goal.