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	Having originally begun as more of a [[Standard Fantasy Setting\|Medieval European Fantasy]] in concept, the [[fey]] naturally have a strong presence in [[Midgard]], albeit occupying the [[Plane of Shadow\|Shadow Realm]] rather than something akin to the [[Feywild]]. And of course, where there are fey with an actual civilization,, there are also archfey - or "Fey Lords & Ladies", as Midgard prefers to title them. So far, all lore and mechanics for these figures, at least in [[Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition]], have appeared in the [[Tome of Beasts]] series of bestiaries, with the fey society beyond them being covered in the [[splatbooks]] "Courts of the Shadow Fey" and "Book of Ebon Tides", explaining that the fey of the Shadow Realm are organized into a quasi-feudal patchwork of independent nations known as the "Fey Courts".		Having originally begun as more of a [[Standard Fantasy Setting\|Medieval European Fantasy]] in concept, the [[fey]] naturally have a strong presence in [[Midgard]], albeit occupying the [[Plane of Shadow\|Shadow Realm]] rather than something akin to the [[Feywild]]. And of course, where there are fey with an actual civilization,, there are also archfey - or "Fey Lords & Ladies", as Midgard prefers to title them. So far, all lore and mechanics for these figures, at least in [[Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition]], have appeared in the [[Tome of Beasts]] series of bestiaries, with the fey society beyond them being covered in the [[splatbooks]] "Courts of the Shadow Fey" and "Book of Ebon Tides", explaining that the fey of the Shadow Realm are organized into a quasi-feudal patchwork of independent nations known as the "Fey Courts".

	~~The specific archfey of Midgard are:~~
	'''Mesikammen the Bear King''', also known as "Old Honey Paws", a fey [[barbarian]] king who rules over Bjeornheim the Groaning Crag, a mountainous realm populated largely by [[bearfolk]] and [[werebear]]s. A jovial sort with an explosive temper, Mesikammen largely occupies himself with hunting, feasting, brawling and drinking.

	'''~~The Lord of~~ the ~~Hunt~~''' is the ~~mysterious~~ and ~~enigmatic ruler of the~~ [[~~Wild Hunt~~]], ~~a figure about which little is known~~.		'''Mesikammen the Bear King''', also known as "Old Honey Paws", a fey [[barbarian]] king who rules over Bjeornheim the Groaning Crag, a mountainous realm populated largely by [[bearfolk]] and [[werebear]]s. A jovial sort with an explosive temper, Mesikammen largely occupies himself with hunting, feasting, brawling and drinking. This Archfey appears in the Tome of Beasts I.

	'''~~Ludomir Imbrium XVI,~~ the ~~Moonlit King~~''' ~~was once one of~~ the ~~most powerful rulers~~ of the [[~~Shadow Fey~~]], ~~before he went completely stark raving mad~~. ~~He is now a prisoner~~ in ~~his former domain,~~ the ~~Tower of the Moon, and during his bouts of lucidity weaves dark bargains with [[demon]]s and [[devil]]s~~ of ~~night, shadow and moonlight in a bid to free himself~~.		'''The Lord of the Hunt''' is the mysterious and enigmatic ruler of the [[Wild Hunt]], a figure about which little is known. This Archfey appears in the Tome of Beasts I.

	'''~~Sarastra Aestruum~~, ~~Queen and Night of Magic~~'''~~, is the wife~~ of the ~~Moonlit King and now the sole true ruler~~ of the [[Shadow Fey]]. ~~As powerful as she~~ is ~~beautiful~~, and ~~as devious~~.		'''Ludomir Imbrium XVI, the Moonlit King''' was once one of the most powerful rulers of the [[Shadow Fey]], before he went completely stark raving mad. He is now a prisoner in his former domain, the Tower of the Moon, and during his bouts of lucidity weaves dark bargains with [[demon]]s and [[devil]]s of night, shadow and moonlight in a bid to free himself. This Archfey appears in the Tome of Beasts I.

	'''~~Nicnevin~~, Queen of ~~Witches~~''' ~~appears as a [[Amazon\|towering, muscular woman with a great mane of bright copper hair]], more like a warrior than a witch. Nonetheless~~, ~~she~~ is ~~one~~ of the ~~most powerful sorceresses~~ of the ~~Shadow Realm, and given homage by~~ [[~~hag~~]]~~s and [[witch]]es throughout Midgard~~ and the ~~planes~~.		'''Sarastra Aestruum, Queen and Night of Magic''', is the wife of the Moonlit King and now the sole true ruler of the [[Shadow Fey]]. As powerful as she is beautiful, and as devious. This Archfey appears in the Tome of Beasts I.

	'''Ulorian the River King''' rules over the fey of water, and is equally loved and feared for his power, his fierce temper, and his mercurial nature.		'''Nicnevin, Queen of Witches''' appears as a [[Amazon\|towering, muscular woman with a great mane of bright copper hair]], more like a warrior than a witch. Nonetheless, she is one of the most powerful sorceresses of the Shadow Realm, and given homage by [[hag]]s and [[witch]]es throughout Midgard and the planes. This Archfey appears in the Tome of Beasts I.

			'''Ulorian the River King''' rules over the fey of water, and is equally loved and feared for his power, his fierce temper, and his mercurial nature. This Archfey appears in the Tome of Beasts I.

	'''Morinn the Snow Queen''' is the archfey daughter of the God of the North Wind, [[Boreas]], and rules over the icy realm of Grokeheim, from which she claims dominion over all fey connected to ice, snow and frost. This Archfey appears in the Tome of Beasts I.		'''Morinn the Snow Queen''' is the archfey daughter of the God of the North Wind, [[Boreas]], and rules over the icy realm of Grokeheim, from which she claims dominion over all fey connected to ice, snow and frost. This Archfey appears in the Tome of Beasts I.

	'''Berchta the Guide''' is the archfey who controls the tapestry of fate, appearing as an old yet still vital and happy human woman in her true form. She seeks to guide souls to their ultimate fate, making her a bitter enemy of the [[undead]], but is also legendary for her status as a protector of women and children.		'''Berchta the Guide''' is the archfey who controls the tapestry of fate, appearing as an old yet still vital and happy human woman in her true form. She seeks to guide souls to their ultimate fate, making her a bitter enemy of the [[undead]], but is also legendary for her status as a protector of women and children. This Archfey appears in the Creature Codex.

	'''Reynard the Fox Lord''' is a trickster and a schemer, appearing as a humanoid fox. He despises the stuffy, the stody, the boring and the authoritarian, and his pranks are primarily aimed at tweaking the noses of those in power. This Archfey appears in the Creature Codex.		'''Reynard the Fox Lord''' is a trickster and a schemer, appearing as a humanoid fox. He despises the stuffy, the stody, the boring and the authoritarian, and his pranks are primarily aimed at tweaking the noses of those in power. This Archfey appears in the Creature Codex. This Archfey appears in the Creature Codex.

	'''Kaedrin Blackwind, Commander of Horn and Gold''' is a high-ranked military official of the [[Shadow Fey]], responsible for defending the holds in the Mistcall Mountains from which his people mine the majority of the magical mineral known as shadow gold.		'''Kaedrin Blackwind, Commander of Horn and Gold''' is a high-ranked military official of the [[Shadow Fey]], responsible for defending the holds in the Mistcall Mountains from which his people mine the majority of the magical mineral known as shadow gold. This Archfey appears in the Tome of Beasts II.

	'''Phylomara Gladrienne, Mistress of Midnight Teeth''' appears as a [[shortstack\|beautiful and voluptuous female]] [[gnome]] with long locks of dark blue hair and disturbingly sharp teeth. She commands the gnomish order of stylists and tailors known as the Blue Barbers, secretly a spy ring that is stretching across both the shadow and mortal realms, and is also secretly a voracious cannibal with an almost [[ogre]]-sized appetite for flesh and blood.		'''Phylomara Gladrienne, Mistress of Midnight Teeth''' appears as a [[shortstack\|beautiful and voluptuous female]] [[gnome]] with long locks of dark blue hair and disturbingly sharp teeth. She commands the gnomish order of stylists and tailors known as the Blue Barbers, secretly a spy ring that is stretching across both the shadow and mortal realms, and is also secretly a voracious cannibal with an almost [[ogre]]-sized appetite for flesh and blood. This Archfey appears in the Tome of Beasts II.

	'''Tarkun the Dessicated''' was exiled to the deserts when he attempted to lead a coup against his queen and failed. She expected him to die, but he instead bound himself to a leyline running through the astes, gaining power over sand and heat at the cost of being forever deformed. Now he yearns to build up his power until he can take revenge on those who exiled him. This Archfey appears in the Tome of Beasts II.		'''Tarkun the Dessicated''' was exiled to the deserts when he attempted to lead a coup against his queen and failed. She expected him to die, but he instead bound himself to a leyline running through the astes, gaining power over sand and heat at the cost of being forever deformed. Now he yearns to build up his power until he can take revenge on those who exiled him. This Archfey appears in the Tome of Beasts II.

	'''Kirana the Coral Queen''' is the ruler of the fey of the oceans, a counterpart to the River King. She commands the loyalty of [[undine]]s, [[merfolk]] and most [[Aquatic Elf\|aquatic elves]]. In fact, she used to be a thing with the River King, but she called it off because he kept cheating on her. Like her followers, she loathes the [[sahuagin]].		'''Kirana the Coral Queen''' is the ruler of the fey of the oceans, a counterpart to the River King. She commands the loyalty of [[undine]]s, [[merfolk]] and most [[Aquatic Elf\|aquatic elves]]. In fact, she used to be a thing with the River King, but she called it off because he kept cheating on her. Like her followers, she loathes the [[sahuagin]]. This Archfey appears in the Tome of Beasts III.

	'''Lizbet Anthur, Countess of Garlands''' is the archfey who holds dominion over gardens, holiday celebrations and formal gatherings, which means she has a ''lot'' of soft power to wield in the byzantine social nightmare that is [[fey]] society.		'''Lizbet Anthur, Countess of Garlands''' is the archfey who holds dominion over gardens, holiday celebrations and formal gatherings, which means she has a ''lot'' of soft power to wield in the byzantine social nightmare that is [[fey]] society. This Archfey appears in the Tome of Beasts III.

	'''Calpe Belinapter, Mother Moth''' is a socially ousted archfey who commands dominion over moths, spiders, and all other creatures that produce silk. Asking if she might actually be an Animal Lord rather than an archfey is sure to incite her wrath.		'''Calpe Belinapter, Mother Moth''' is a socially ousted archfey who commands dominion over moths, spiders, and all other creatures that produce silk. Asking if she might actually be an Animal Lord rather than an archfey is sure to incite her wrath. This Archfey appears in the Tome of Beasts III.

	''Kashama the Rainforest King''' is the ruler of all the fey and beasts of the rainforests, from the tropical to the temperate, which gives him a surprisingly diverse array of followers.		''Kashama the Rainforest King''' is the ruler of all the fey and beasts of the rainforests, from the tropical to the temperate, which gives him a surprisingly diverse array of followers. This Archfey appears in the Tome of Beasts III.

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 ==Midgard==
-Having originally begun as more of a [[Standard Fantasy Setting|Medieval European Fantasy]] in concept, the [[fey]] naturally have a strong presence in [[Midgard]], albeit occupying the [[Plane of Shadow|Shadow Realm]] rather than something akin to the [[Feywild]]. And of course, where there are fey with an actual civilization,, there are also archfey - or "Fey Lords & Ladies", as Midgard prefers to title them. So far, all lore and mechanics for these figures, at least in [[Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition]], have appeared in the [[Tome of Beasts]] series of bestiaries.
+Having originally begun as more of a [[Standard Fantasy Setting|Medieval European Fantasy]] in concept, the [[fey]] naturally have a strong presence in [[Midgard]], albeit occupying the [[Plane of Shadow|Shadow Realm]] rather than something akin to the [[Feywild]]. And of course, where there are fey with an actual civilization,, there are also archfey - or "Fey Lords & Ladies", as Midgard prefers to title them. So far, all lore and mechanics for these figures, at least in [[Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition]], have appeared in the [[Tome of Beasts]] series of bestiaries, with the fey society beyond them being covered in the [[splatbooks]] "Courts of the Shadow Fey" and "Book of Ebon Tides", explaining that the fey of the Shadow Realm are organized into a quasi-feudal patchwork of independent nations known as the "Fey Courts".
-* Bear King (ToB1)
+The specific archfey of Midgard are:
-* Lord of the Hunt (ToB1)
+'''Mesikammen the Bear King''', also known as "Old Honey Paws", a fey [[barbarian]] king who rules over Bjeornheim the Groaning Crag, a mountainous realm populated largely by [[bearfolk]] and [[werebear]]s. A jovial sort with an explosive temper, Mesikammen largely occupies himself with hunting, feasting, brawling and drinking.
-The 5e [[splatbook]] "Book of Ebon Tides" fleshes out the social structure of the Shadow Realm's fey; a quasi-feudal patchwork of independent nations known as the "Fey Courts".
+'''The Lord of the Hunt''' is the mysterious and enigmatic ruler of the [[Wild Hunt]], a figure about which little is known.
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 ==Mystara==
-The Archfey of Mystara are mentioned in ''Tall Tales of the Wee Folk'' as being friendly-ish rivals of the Immortals (Mystara's equivalent of gods).  Mr. Welch has made a number of videos on Youtube about Mystara, a few of which deal with the Archfey.  No link is posted here because we're pretty sure that you know how to use a search engine.
+[[Mr. Welch]] has made a number of videos on Youtube about Mystara, a few of which deal with the Archfey.  No link is posted here because we're pretty sure that you know how to use a search engine.
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-*'''[[Zybilna]]:''' ruler of the domain of Delight of Prismeer and the Witchlight Carnival.
+Being that it maintains the [[Feywild]] as part of its  new cosmological makeup, you'd expect [[Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition]] to maintain the archfey's presence as well. And... well, sort of. They're definitely mentioned to exist, but not a lot of details on them has been shared thus far.
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	Finally, Dungeon #217 has the adventure "A Rhyme Gone Wrong", where the party must defeat the machinations of a malevolent, dream-haunting archfey called Felsa, the Slumbering Queen, a would-be conqueror who escaped punishment by placing herself in an enchanted slumber.		Finally, Dungeon #217 has the adventure "A Rhyme Gone Wrong", where the party must defeat the machinations of a malevolent, dream-haunting archfey called Felsa, the Slumbering Queen, a would-be conqueror who escaped punishment by placing herself in an enchanted slumber.

			==Mystara==

			The Archfey of Mystara are mentioned in ''Tall Tales of the Wee Folk'' as being friendly-ish rivals of the Immortals (Mystara's equivalent of gods). Mr. Welch has made a number of videos on Youtube about Mystara, a few of which deal with the Archfey. No link is posted here because we're pretty sure that you know how to use a search engine.

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	In the [[Great Wheel]], the archfey were first introduced as the Seelie Court, a cluster of deities united by their shared patronage of various fey races. They inhabited a wandering demiplane that shifts between the [[Upper Planes]] as it sees fit, mostly wandering between the [[Beastlands]], [[Ysgard]] and [[Arborea]]. In comparison, the Unseelie Court was located in Pandemonium, where it served as the underlings of the outcast fey goddess known as the Queen of Air and Darkness. Then 5e rolled around, and all the Fae got lumped together into a single inner plane called the [[Feywild]], which filled roughly the same cosmological niche as the [[Energy Planes\|Positive Energy Plane]] did in prior editions (emphasis on "roughly", since the Positive Energy Plane is still around, it's just been moved to "outside" of the [[Great Wheel]] rather than being part of the [[Inner Planes]]).		In the [[Great Wheel]], the archfey were first introduced as the Seelie Court, a cluster of deities united by their shared patronage of various fey races. They inhabited a wandering demiplane that shifts between the [[Upper Planes]] as it sees fit, mostly wandering between the [[Beastlands]], [[Ysgard]] and [[Arborea]]. In comparison, the Unseelie Court was located in Pandemonium, where it served as the underlings of the outcast fey goddess known as the Queen of Air and Darkness. Then 5e rolled around, and all the Fae got lumped together into a single inner plane called the [[Feywild]], which filled roughly the same cosmological niche as the [[Energy Planes\|Positive Energy Plane]] did in prior editions (emphasis on "roughly", since the Positive Energy Plane is still around, it's just been moved to "outside" of the [[Great Wheel]] rather than being part of the [[Inner Planes]]).

	These gods first appeared in the 1992 sourcebook "[[Monster Mythology]]", which looked at the gods of the various non-human races; here they were simply described as "The Sylvan Gods". They would receive some minor expansion in 1996's "On Hallowed Ground", in the form of a clear-cut table denoting their areas of concern, holy symbols, and places of residence in the cosmological setting of [[Planescape]], whilst the [[Forgotten Realms]] god [[splatbook]]s "Faiths & Avatars" and "Pantheons ~~& Powers~~" offer some minor fey-related deities unique to the Realms. And, of course, there's always the blurring of whether nature deities like [[Silvanus]] and [[Mielikki]] are technically sylvan gods or not, since they often count those creatures amongst their faithful.		These gods first appeared in the 1992 sourcebook "[[Monster Mythology]]", which looked at the gods of the various non-human races; here they were simply described as "The Sylvan Gods". They would receive some minor expansion in 1996's "On Hallowed Ground", in the form of a clear-cut table denoting their areas of concern, holy symbols, and places of residence in the cosmological setting of [[Planescape]], whilst the [[Forgotten Realms]] god [[splatbook]]s "Faiths & Avatars" and "Powers & Pantheons" offer some minor fey-related deities unique to the Realms. And, of course, there's always the blurring of whether nature deities like [[Silvanus]] and [[Mielikki]] are technically sylvan gods or not, since they often count those creatures amongst their faithful.

	The archfey of the Great Wheel faded into obscurity with the coming of 3rd edition. Most notably, the [[Plane of Faerie]] was presented as an optional co-terminous Outer Plane (Mildly Neutral Aligned, Enhanced Magic, Flowing Time (1 day Faerie = 1 week Prime), Light Gravity, Infinite Size, Alterable Morphic, No Elemental or Energy Traits) in the 3e [[Manual of the Planes]], with the Seelie & Unseelie Fey being presented as fey creatures with the Celestial or Fiendish template respectively. Skerrit would receive an update to a 3e patron god in "Complete Divine", whilst The Queen of Air and Darkness would reappear only in brief as one of the Forgotten Faiths in the back of [[Dragon Magazine]] #359.		The archfey of the Great Wheel faded into obscurity with the coming of 3rd edition. Most notably, the [[Plane of Faerie]] was presented as an optional co-terminous Outer Plane (Mildly Neutral Aligned, Enhanced Magic, Flowing Time (1 day Faerie = 1 week Prime), Light Gravity, Infinite Size, Alterable Morphic, No Elemental or Energy Traits) in the 3e [[Manual of the Planes]], with the Seelie & Unseelie Fey being presented as fey creatures with the Celestial or Fiendish template respectively. Skerrit would receive an update to a 3e patron god in "Complete Divine", whilst The Queen of Air and Darkness would reappear only in brief as one of the Forgotten Faiths in the back of [[Dragon Magazine]] #359.

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	'''[[Fionnghuala]]''' is the goddess of [[swanmay]]s, communications, and sorority. Her symbol is a white feather.		'''[[Fionnghuala]]''' is the goddess of [[swanmay]]s, communications, and sorority. Her symbol is a white feather.

	'''[[Nathair Sgiathach]]''' is the fey god of mischief and pranks, which you might suspect to be a rather redundant position. He appears as a [[Faerie Dragon]], and may in fact be the same deity as [[Hlal]], just in a different identity. Whilst he is considered the racial god of faerie dragons, he is also popular amongst [[pseudodragon]]s, [[sprite]]s, [[pixie]]s, and grigs. ~~5e Fizban retcons that his god status~~ is ~~actually non~~-~~dragon~~'s ~~ignorance, think he is an ordinary racial god rather than an extraordinary and powerful~~ Faerie Dragon, ~~such fey tell their children to call out for his help during peril just in case he is secretly around~~.		'''[[Nathair Sgiathach]]''' is the fey god of mischief and pranks, which you might suspect to be a rather redundant position. He appears as a [[Faerie Dragon]], and may in fact be the same deity as [[Hlal]], just in a different identity. Whilst he is considered the racial god of faerie dragons, he is also popular amongst [[pseudodragon]]s, [[sprite]]s, [[pixie]]s, and grigs. He made a surprising return in 5th edition after having been ignored since 3rd, although he is no longer a deity here - instead, he's just a Faerie Dragon greatwyrm, and thus exists on multiple parallel dimensions simultaneously.

	'''[[Skerrit]]''' is the racial god of [[centaurs]], although he is also considered the fey god of forests and those who would live in harmony with them, as his title of "The Forester" and his holy symbol (an oak sprouting from an acorn) would suggest. He is the least-connected to the archfey pantheon, but simultaneously the most well-known- he had his own appearance in the [[Planescape]] supplement "Warriors of Heaven", which was all about playing [[angel]] and [[aasimar]] PCs, whilst in 3e he was promoted to full god status in the official splatbook "Complete Divine", as well as appearing in its 3.0 precursor "Defenders of the Faith". Aside from centaurs, he's also popular with [[satyr]]s and with sylvan [[elves]].		'''[[Skerrit]]''' is the racial god of [[centaurs]], although he is also considered the fey god of forests and those who would live in harmony with them, as his title of "The Forester" and his holy symbol (an oak sprouting from an acorn) would suggest. He is the least-connected to the archfey pantheon, but simultaneously the most well-known- he had his own appearance in the [[Planescape]] supplement "Warriors of Heaven", which was all about playing [[angel]] and [[aasimar]] PCs, whilst in 3e he was promoted to full god status in the official splatbook "Complete Divine", as well as appearing in its 3.0 precursor "Defenders of the Faith". Aside from centaurs, he's also popular with [[satyr]]s and with sylvan [[elves]].

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	'''[[Fionnghuala]]''' is the goddess of [[swanmay]]s, communications, and sorority. Her symbol is a white feather.		'''[[Fionnghuala]]''' is the goddess of [[swanmay]]s, communications, and sorority. Her symbol is a white feather.

	'''[[Nathair Sgiathach]]''' is the fey god of mischief and pranks, which you might suspect to be a rather redundant position. He appears as a [[Faerie Dragon]], and may in fact be the same deity as Hlal, just in a different identity. Whilst he is considered the racial god of faerie dragons, he is also popular amongst [[pseudodragon]]s, [[sprite]]s, [[pixie]]s and grigs.		'''[[Nathair Sgiathach]]''' is the fey god of mischief and pranks, which you might suspect to be a rather redundant position. He appears as a [[Faerie Dragon]], and may in fact be the same deity as [[Hlal]], just in a different identity. Whilst he is considered the racial god of faerie dragons, he is also popular amongst [[pseudodragon]]s, [[sprite]]s, [[pixie]]s, and grigs. 5e Fizban retcons that his god status is actually non-dragon's ignorance, think he is an ordinary racial god rather than an extraordinary and powerful Faerie Dragon, such fey tell their children to call out for his help during peril just in case he is secretly around.

	'''[[Skerrit]]''' is the racial god of [[centaurs]], although he is also considered the fey god of forests and those who would live in harmony with them, as his title of "The Forester" and his holy symbol (an oak sprouting from an acorn) would suggest. He is the least-connected to the archfey pantheon, but simultaneously the most well-known- he had his own appearance in the [[Planescape]] supplement "Warriors of Heaven", which was all about playing [[angel]] and [[aasimar]] PCs, whilst in 3e he was promoted to full god status in the official splatbook "Complete Divine", as well as appearing in its 3.0 precursor "Defenders of the Faith". Aside from centaurs, he's also popular with [[satyr]]s and with sylvan [[elves]].		'''[[Skerrit]]''' is the racial god of [[centaurs]], although he is also considered the fey god of forests and those who would live in harmony with them, as his title of "The Forester" and his holy symbol (an oak sprouting from an acorn) would suggest. He is the least-connected to the archfey pantheon, but simultaneously the most well-known- he had his own appearance in the [[Planescape]] supplement "Warriors of Heaven", which was all about playing [[angel]] and [[aasimar]] PCs, whilst in 3e he was promoted to full god status in the official splatbook "Complete Divine", as well as appearing in its 3.0 precursor "Defenders of the Faith". Aside from centaurs, he's also popular with [[satyr]]s and with sylvan [[elves]].

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	*'''[[Zybilna]]:''' ruler of the domain of Delight of Prismeer and the ~~Withlight~~ Carnival.		*'''[[Zybilna]]:''' ruler of the domain of Delight of Prismeer and the Witchlight Carnival.

	==Pathfinder==		==Pathfinder==

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	Finally, Dungeon #217 has the adventure "A Rhyme Gone Wrong", where the party must defeat the machinations of a malevolent, dream-haunting archfey called Felsa, the Slumbering Queen, a would-be conqueror who escaped punishment by placing herself in an enchanted slumber.		Finally, Dungeon #217 has the adventure "A Rhyme Gone Wrong", where the party must defeat the machinations of a malevolent, dream-haunting archfey called Felsa, the Slumbering Queen, a would-be conqueror who escaped punishment by placing herself in an enchanted slumber.

			==5th==
			*'''[[Zybilna]]:''' ruler of the domain of Delight of Prismeer and the Withlight Carnival.

	==Pathfinder==		==Pathfinder==