As an author, I love diving down the rabbit holes of history for inspiration. With my historical fantasy mystery series, The Planar Pages, I took
The Court of Copper: Page of Fae
Anything that seems a little too inventive and magical is probably from The Court of Copper. Hope you didn't get it in a bind. They always know.
Alternative Name(s):
There is only one proper name for The Court of Copper
The temperature of the page is hotter than almost any other page save Blaze. Because of this the safest places for a skimmer are the coasts of the main continent Stream. This is easy to traverse, of course, as most major cities are coastal with large harbors and plentiful ships. The coasts run up to temperate and tropical rain forests that are essential to the lives of most faekin.
But do not travel alone. Traveling into The Court of Copper without a native page turner is grounds for imprisonment as an extraplanar spy.
Areas of The Court of Copper
Stream
Continent of faekin. Courtly, majestic, and unruly. Promises made but never broken. Light and colorful. Broken into several regions:
- Glade
- Thicket
- Garden
- Hearth
- Grove
- Orchard
- the Wilds
Lucent
Lucent island housed pixies & centaurs long before they came to the main continent of Stream. It was there the territorial pixie-centaur war took place with perplexed fauns as innocent bystanders. Well, bystanders at least.
Dew
The nymphs’ isle. This land is a far-off island of steam and not under the purview of the Study of Seven. Skimmer, beware.
The Faekin of The Court of Copper
The faekin of The Court of Copper consist of:
- Centaur
- Fae
- Fairies
- Faun
- Nymphs
While most notably all known outside the page as faekin, that generalized marker is not said without some emotion by anyone native to the page.
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