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Here is where members of the courts of Light, Earth and Water can come together and discuss plans, events, culture ideas, history and other things oriented with their court. Also an area to discuss the FoW and plans against the Dark Council.

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Here is where members of the courts of Dark, Fire and Ice can come together and discuss plans, events, culture ideas, history and other things oriented with their court. Also an area to discuss the FoW and plans against the Light Council.

Sub-boards: The Dark Court, The Ice Court, The Fire Court

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Insontis City surrounds the Temple of Luminance. This is where citizens of the Light live. Everything is made out of white stones, and it is rather prosperous considering their loss. Some Light Fey cannot stand the crowded streets and opt to live on the outskirts of Insontis, where it is mostly grassland.

Sub-board: Insontis Grasslands

Aurora falls is a place of harmony. Most people come there to paint the serene picture, to swim in there and even drink from the waters. The waterfalls glow a beautiful golden color due to the topaz and amber dwelling in the cave behind it.

Sub-board: Aurora Caves

Elder Water Fey named Martini Resort after an inside joke between some of the humans they made alliance with. When humans first started to sail the waters of Stillicidium, the Water Fey were disturbed and caused many of their ships to collapse. Since the area they were in didn’t have much depth, the Water Fey had greeted the humans with uncertainty. Some humans were seduced, such as sirens and killed immediately, the innocent ones were left to swim back to Miror shore. The Water Fey use Martini Resort as a place to relax, using the ships as entertainment.

This cave protrudes from the shore, creating a sort of secretive grotto. The Water Fey have come to use this as an area to relax and or to be alone. The water rises up to the rocks within the cavern, allowing the water fey to use them as a place to sit. Most Water fey have brought weeds and other particular things into the grotto, to give it more of an underwater atmosphere. There is little light in the area, so some Water Fey are forced to use their powers.

Also known as the Dark Forests, this place is a natural wonder. Everything here is large, from the flowers, to the black gargantuan trees. No light can penetrate the thick canopy above, leaving this place in perpetual darkness and many lose their sense of time.

Sub-board: Fungus Grove

A narrow valley covered in small white flowers like a thick carpet. Petals fly through the air like a white rain and the valley has an air of sacred mysticism about it; a place few know about. At the center of the valley is a giant stone slab with the carving of a shell-like symbol, an ancient Magic Weave that means protection.

The great chasm that wounds the Immortal World. A mile in diameter, the pit is terrible and awe-inspiring to any Fey that stands upon its edge. A great draft sucksinto the chasm and beckons any Fey to fall into its depths, the chasm seeming to have a very life of its own. It is rather foggy, everything being cast in a luminescent blue. Dead trees and strange structures are sticking out from the earth that make up the perimeter of the hole, as though the mouth were a great drain of the continent. The entrance to the Underworld.

Carcer is basically the rivers of all souls. Death Fey usually harvest lost souls within this river, giving the Death Fey that secure immortality. Most Death Fey find this place to be relaxing, naturally entranced by the souls dwelling within the waters.

Basium is the soft term for receiving the kiss of death. While most souls are immediately sent to the carcer, some are hand picked to join them in the Basium. These souls are either assigned tasks in the Underworld, while very few become actual Death Fey. Death Fey gather in the Basium to look upon the new soul being initiated into their services. This hall is most likely the less gruesome, lavished with gold and marble.

The Path that leads to The Edge is a strange one, a trail that seems to be carved into the very earth like a giant, narrow gash called the Devil's grin. Not much light gets down to the trail in the deep cavern-like path, and the area is a well known death trap with jagged multicolored crystals pointing out in every direction. The reflections in these crystals are said to drive the walker insane with the images of their inner demons before they are able to reach their destination and only Dark Fey or the strong willed are able to pass.

Sub-board: The Catecombs

On the outskirts of the Dark Kingdom is a forest that perpetually is aflame, the trees twisted and black, and somehow still alive. The sound of faint screaming can be heard from every tree in their eternal torture. It is said that these trees are the prisoners of Dark Fey transformed and rooted into an eternal hell. When one walks through this forest, they will notice the strangest and most horrific of creatures, such as giant wurms, grim dogs, the morduars, and the most twisted Dark Fey themselves. It is ill advised to pass through here if one wants their mind or body intact.

Sub-board: The Windmill

For miles and miles, only vast green lands extend. Nothing in sight but an endless horizon, not obscured by forests or mountains. Travellers may follow the single dirt road towards the main city, if they have the patience to withstand the great winds that blow through the valley, powerful enough to lift an unsuspecting fey off their feet and toss them aside. Not known for it's pleasant weather, the Ullryn Valley is often overcast with dark clouds and loud claps of thunder.

Sub-board: Sanctuary of Nost

Strange and beautiful mountains reside at the south border of the Air Kingdom, tall and covered with mists. The mountains are very jagged and steep, with the base covered in white trees with pallid leaves. The stone that makes up these mountains is pointed and white as well, looking like sharp rib bones coming from the earth.

Sub-board: Storm Temples

A seemingly never ending frozen lake. No one knows just how deep the lake is or how far down it is frozen. It appears to be a barren wasteland from afar, nothing but ice and snow as far as the eye can see. There are no landmarks to break up the flat monotony and the only other thing that is usually seen here is the Ice Queen herself.

Inside a cavern of ice lies the mystical site known as the frozen wings. Legend has it that an ice fey became one with the cavern and all that remained behind were her wings- the structure which closely resembles frozen fey wings, is kept inside a block of ice that sits in the cavern's far wall. It's said that those who aren't respectful while walking on the holy ground will be cursed by the fey whose wings remain behind.

The land below this swampland is made up of immobile lava. From the heat, fog and steam continue to rise from the swamps. The trees and plants appear to be sweating, but continue to stay dehydrated from the swamps. This is the least safe area of the Fire Kingdom, with vines knowing to move and beasts attacking with hunger. Many have entered this forest to never appear again.

Outside of the volcanic kingdom, lies a large geyser. The waters are mildly hot, and create a whisk of steam during the cooler nights. Considering the temperature of the geyser is not fatal, most Fire fey come to relax within the warm waters.