History of the Fey : Iteration 3

The origins of the ritual of Lost Memory are found somewhere in the Age of the Dawn of the Fey. They started from a psychological necessity for an immortal being to forget ancient memories to make room for new ones. The Unelmien Lapset had to devise their own conscious techniques for achieving this, inventing recorded history to hold on to the personal memories they needed to discard. Only much later in the Age of Lost Memory would these practices be ritualised in a communal form by the Veren Lapset.

Jäätynyt Ovi is the fortress of the Frozen Door and was built to keep watch on the northern lands of the Frost Giants.

Marissa Moulin was caught unawares when she was travelling through the Wood of Old Desires and slain by an oubreak of Glass Monsters during the First Rift War.

Acynte Hequindos orders the construction of the White Tomb in the far north of the Fey Court to be the burial site of her consort the first King of the Fey, Dovrim Lauram.

Acynte Hequindos was slain by a jealous former lover who had thought to rule beside her until she rejected him. She was buried in the White Tomb and her son Cenwyn Drach, became king thereafter.

The palace of Shaldarenen is constructed on the river Shall in the Great Circle Woods to be used initially as a woodland summer home for fey royalty away from the Seat of the King.

The Isotherm Treaty with the Frost Giants and Ice Sprites marks the end of the age of the First Wars. The Treaty ceded substantial lands in the north to the Frost Giants, including the site of the White Tomb which they promised to respect as a sacred site for the Fey. The fortress of Jäätynyt Ovi was designated as marking the border line and both sides agreed that they would not seek to cross this line, save only on those rare occasions when the fey went north to bury their kings and queens at the White Tomb.

Ogidigbo Arthoom was the seventh ruler of the fey and when he died near the beginning of the Age of Lost Memory, the fey sought a new way to combine the expression of collective grief with the periodic need to clean old memories and they held the first of the rituals of Lost Memory that would become a standard part of their traditions.

The fey broke off their formal alliance with the kingdom of Snowbourne in the realm of Magicians' End in spectacular fashion, bringing the mortal magicians and their allies to ruin.

The intent was to find out more about disturbing information arising from the scrying of seers in the Fey Court.

Quathooma Xinva succeeds her mother as Queen following Iceina Lanti's relatively sudden death from rapid onset Fade

Telberon assumes the kingship when his father goes missing.

Following the disgrace and imprisonment of his brother, Telberon, Oberon is aclaimed as King of the Fey. This is a controversial action, since some Fey hold that the line of royal descent should not have been broken and that Lathkelle ought to have been appointed as a regent for Jassindra.