Order of Sidhe

Fey are creatures born from the leftover energies of creation, and they exist as creatures of pure potential. Fey are truly otherworldly beings, for they represent everything that could have been, and may yet be. They are creatures of magick and mystery, forever dwelling in our material world yet never truly a part of it. 
People who experience God as Pure Potential are infused with the fundamental energies of the Dreaming, the cosmic force that gives birth to the Fey races. Members of the Order of Sidhe are thus summoners who can call out to the Fey and interact with them, and with practice, take on many of the traits of the Fey for themselves. 
Aspect Of God: Pure Potential 
AKA: Order of Paladins. 
Paradigm: Fantasy. 
Sidhe Degrees 
== Facts: ==
-All Fey are highly creative and they produce many artists, writers, singers and more. The Order of Sidhe has a large presence within the Theater of the Arts for just this reason. 
-Because their nature revolves around inspiration, they are natural allies to the Muses. 
-Also, because of their powers of inspiration, Sidhe possess the ability to summon other Fey creatures. 
== Fey Summoning: ==
The Fey feel called to the Order because the Sidhe exists as inspiration incarnate. The Fey themselves were created eons ago from God's powerful acts of creating the universe (and possibly other Realms as well). The after energies of this cosmic creation coalesced and formed into living beings of their own right - the first of the Fey.
These beings in time diversified, separating and taking form according to the popular myths and fantasies of the sentient races that lived within the neighboring Realms. Thus were the first Fey races evolved over time into their current forms.
*Summoning Fey usually involves some kind of act of artistic creation. Dancing, music, painting, whatever.
*Fey favor Sidhe because they generate the energies of imagination and fantasy. The essence of the Fey themselves. 
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