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Cymothoe

**Cymothoe** was a fae aboard the Mantissa who was friendly to Eran Iliakambar.

## Appearance

When Eran saw her on the Mantissa, she appeared as 'a young woman in a sheer white robe with brown skin'.

## Life

At some point during Eran's time on the Mantissa, he met Cymothoe, and the two seemed to become friends.

While Eran traveled on the Mantissa, he would go on the deck to observe the fire pits the fae built every night. He joined her in the fire pit one night. The sea fae all watched him, enraptured, as he created the fire for the pit, and cheered and applauded when he was done.

## Folklore/Mythology

'Cymothoe, one of the Nereids, [is] known for helping Aeneas retrieve his ships, along with Triton, after Aeolus buffeted his fleet on the orders of Juno.'

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 not\_poignant. “The Ice Plague: Book 2 - The Seething Seas.” *The Fae Tales Verse. Archive of Our Own,* 7 May 2019. https://archiveofourown.org/works/17959874/chapters/44466025. Chapter 4: Damaged Instincts.
2. ↑ "Cymothoe". Wikipedia. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cymothoe. Accessed 4 May 2021.
Pronunciation Guide

This is a guide for **pronouncing names and terms** in the *Fae Tales* *Verse*, collected from Not-Poignant's various guides across their tumblr and discord. Not-Poignant has noted that you can pronounce names however you wish, but these are some guides provided for aid. Not-Poignant also made an audio post where they pronounced a number of names and words on their tumblr.

## Transcriptions for Pronunciation

#### Augus Each Uisge

* AW-gous (like August) YACH or ACH OOSHKA

#### Chaley Manytrees

* Chay-lee (the Ch is the same sound as that in 'chair'). Haley/Hayley, but with a C in front.

#### Efnisien ap Wledig

* F-Ni (rhymes with Zit) -see-N ap vuh-leh-dig

#### Eran Iliakambar

* Eh-rah-n (like 'Tehran' without the 'T') ill-ee-uh-kah-m-bar

#### Gwyn ap Nudd

* GWIN (like win) app NEED or GWIN app NEETH

## References

1. ↑ 1.00 1.01 1.02 1.03 1.04 1.05 1.06 1.07 1.08 1.09 1.10 1.11 Not-Poignant. "Pronunciation Guide...." *Actually A Little Bit Poignant.* 20 Apr 2013, 6:50 PM. https://not-poignant.tumblr.com/post/48474677112/pronunciation-guide.
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 2.6 2.7 2.8 Not-Poignant. "**An (as yet incomplete) audio pronunciation guide**..." *Actually A Little Bit Poignant.* 20 Feb 2014, 7:44 PM. https://not-poignant.tumblr.com/post/77327388058/an-as-yet-incomplete-audio-pronunciation-guide.
3. ↑ "Albion." *Merriam-Webster.com*. Merriam-Webster, 2022. Web. 31 January 2022.
4. ↑ Not-Poignant. "I've just purchased two female baby rats, and..." *Actually A Little Bit Poignant.* 27 Apr 2017, 5:31 AM. https://not-poignant.tumblr.com/post/159933724863/ive-just-purchased-two-female-baby-rats-and-i.
5. ↑ "Glashtyn". Wikipedia. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glashtyn. Accessed 11 May 2021.
6. ↑ Not-Poignant. "I remember you said in a list of character name pronunciations ..." *Actually A Little Bit Poignant.* 9 Aug 2018, 11:03 AM. https://not-poignant.tumblr.com/post/176807757253/i-remember-you-said-in-a-list-of-character-name.
7. ↑ Not-Poignant. "How do you pronounce chaley?" *Actually A Little Bit Poignant.* 30 Nov 2020, 10:19 AM. https://not-poignant.tumblr.com/post/636223007645384704/how-do-you-pronounce-chaley.
8. ↑ "Dullahan". Wikipedia. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dullahan. Accessed 24 June 2021.
9. ↑ 9.0 9.1 Not-Poignant. "I really like the way the Gancanagh..." *Actually A Little Bit Poignant.* 1 Apr 2018, 12:16 AM. https://not-poignant.tumblr.com/post/172469433098/i-really-like-the-way-the-gancanagh-speaks-also.
10. ↑ Not-Poignant. "how do you pronounce mafydds name?" *Actually A Little Bit Poignant.* 14 Nov 2013, 7:02 PM. https://not-poignant.tumblr.com/post/67008141369/how-do-you-pronounce-mafydds-name.
Messenger Mix-Up

**Next**  | "Pumpkin Pursuit"

## **Characters**

* Sunny
* Rox
* Blair
* Doodle

## **Guest Characters**

* Timmy
* Lacey
* KC
* Cindy
* Ralph

## **Recurring Characters**

* Peter
* Mandy

## **Summary**

Sunny is expecting a special delivery of purple hairchalk for Mandy's makeover. Because the postal service has too many packages, Timmy volunteers to deliver the extra ones, but accidentally knocks the labels off, causing him to deliver the wrong package to Sunny. Sunny and her friends have to find the missing hairchalk before Mandy arrives at the salon for her makeover.
Old Blacktooth

## Life

After escaping the Miskatin, Eran and Mosk Manytrees wandered, and came across a market in Many Meadows. While Eran was looking for sap for Mosk at the market, Eran spoke to, and flirted with, Field, who advised him how to tap and treat sap for dryads to eat. When Field brought up how the Unseelie fae who had to feed on humans were suffering from being cut off from the human realm, Eran asked why anyone would cut off teleportation. Field said that 'Old Blacktooth thinks it’s to make it harder for fae to run.'

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *The Ice Plague: Book 1 - The Forest of Fire*, Chapter 16: Leave Be. Accessed 2 May 2021.
Lake of Annwth

## Introduction

After Gwyn ap Nudd was shot with an arrow while fleeing the Seelie Court, he teleported to the Blighted lake of Annwth. It was also where Gwyn first summoned Kabiri.

## Appears in

Major canon:

*Game Theory*

## Description

The lake is near the Unseelie Court. When Gwyn visited during *Game Theory*, the lake had a 'shallow bank', and he noted that it 'must have been a very nice lake' before Augus Each Uisge destroyed it with the Blight. 'The water tasted good in his trembling hand – it was clean, at least, if a little stagnant. The lake must have been fed by a well of some sort. It would have been a lovely place when it was filled with plants and surrounded by an ecosystem. There were lovely rise and falls in the land around him, but flat places for basking near the lake if necessary. Gwyn wondered who used to live here. He wasn’t familiar with the place, or he didn’t think he was.' He killed several soldiers sent by Crielle ferch Fnwy who came after him, and dug graves for them at the land's edge.

Gwyn was able to gather 'wood and tinder and extra sticks' from nearby to build a fire. He later put up a tent, and a 'drying rack with some kind of meat pinned to it.' Gwyn also laid traps in the area. When Augus came to collect him, they left the camp in place before teleporting to the Unseelie Court.

## Residents

Formerly:

* Gwyn ap Nudd

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 not\_poignant. “Game Theory.” *The Fae Tales Verse. Archive of Our Own,* 7 February 2014. https://archiveofourown.org/works/915296/chapters/2390892. Chapter 40: Accidents.
2. ↑ not\_poignant. “Game Theory.” *The Fae Tales Verse. Archive of Our Own,* 14 February 2014. https://archiveofourown.org/works/915296/chapters/2418299. Chapter 41: Faith.
3. ↑ not\_poignant. “Game Theory.” *The Fae Tales Verse. Archive of Our Own,* 21 February 2014. https://archiveofourown.org/works/915296/chapters/2489719. Chapter 42: Anam Cara.
Ada

**Ada** was a Seelie ambaros, daughter of Adali and Ifir, twin sister to Adalia, and younger sister of Eran Iliakambar and Vhadi. She perished in the ice plague.

## Appearance

She had 'bright amber eyes' and 'black curls'.

## Life

At one point, Ada and her sister lived in a golden roofed house amidst golden trees in the Aram'kelton hills.

After Ifir's mutiny, Gwyn ap Nudd had Gulvi Dubna Vajat pretend to murder Ada and her sister, to help break Ifir. It was just a ruse, but presumably Ifir told Eran about it, as Eran knew about it during *The Ice Plague: Book 1 - The Forest of Fire*.

Ada and her entire family, save Eran, perished in the ice plague.

## Skills

Eran commented that his sisters were more skilled at magecraft than he was.

## Relationships

#### Eran Iliakambar

Eran's sisters would tease 'him until he lost his temper at them, and they fled giggling from him,' whereupon their mother would reprimand Eran for not being nicer and the twins for niggling. But they also said Eran made good fires, to encourage him. Eran cherished his twin sisters, Ada and Adalia, and loved them so intensely that he still gets more emotional talking about their deaths, than the deaths of any other member of his family.

#### Ifir

Ada and her sister would kiss their father's cheeks to calm him when he was taken with bloodlust. He cared deeply for them both.

## Trivia

* As Eran was 222 at the start of *The Ice Plague: Book 1 - The Forest of Fire*, and Ada and Adalia were his younger sisters, they were presumably less than 222 years old.
* Not to be confused with Ada, a common fae servant at the Unseelie Court.

## References

1. ↑ not\_poignant. “The Ice Plague: Book 1 - The Forest of Fire.” *Fae Tales Verse. Archive of Our Own,* 9 December 2017. https://archiveofourown.org/works/12036105/chapters/29615421. Chapter 10: The World Forest.
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 not\_poignant. “The Court of Five Thrones.” *Fae Tales Verse. Archive of Our Own,* 27 March 2015. https://archiveofourown.org/works/1749290/chapters/8003448. Chapter 37: Explosion.
3. ↑ not\_poignant. “The Ice Plague: Book 1 - The Forest of Fire.” *Fae Tales Verse. Archive of Our Own,* 27 October 2017. https://archiveofourown.org/works/12036105/chapters/28495692. Chapter 6: The Court of Five Thrones.
4. ↑ not\_poignant. “The Ice Plague: Book 1 - The Forest of Fire.” Fae Tales Verse. Archive of Our Own, 13 April 2018. https://archiveofourown.org/works/12036105/chapters/33001740. Chapter 19: Stronger Than Love.
5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 not\_poignant. “The Ice Plague: Book 1 - The Forest of Fire.” *Fae Tales Verse. Archive of Our Own,* 13 July 2018. https://archiveofourown.org/works/12036105/chapters/35433111. Chapter 24: Blessings in Disguise.
6. ↑ not\_poignant. “The Ice Plague: Book 1 - The Forest of Fire.” *Fae Tales Verse. Archive of Our Own,* 21 October 2017. https://archiveofourown.org/works/12036105/chapters/28296177. Chapter 5: Animosity.
7. ↑ not\_poignant. “The Court of Five Thrones.” *Fae Tales Verse. Archive of Our Own,* 1 May 2015. https://archiveofourown.org/works/1749290/chapters/8608942. Chapter 41: Interrogation.
List of DVDs

The following is a list of DVDs for the show.

## Regular DVDs

* Sunny Day
	+ Friendship Day
	+ Sunny and the Princesses
	+ Stick With Me
	+ If Timmy Gives You Apples
* Welcome To The Pet Parlor
	+ Pet Parlor
	+ Parlor Problems
	+ Sunny and the Groom&Vroom
	+ The Royal Wedding

## Nick Jr. Compilation DVDs

This section only lists the *Sunny Day* episodes included.

* The Great Summer Campout
	+ Wild Styled
* Snow Awesome!
	+ Best Christmas Ever
* Big Birthday Bash
	+ Sunny's Birthday Wish List
Poet's Wall

The Poet's wall is a black obsidian wall with poetry written in Dwarven runes by the old Dwarven Masterbard Dahruk Isske, a hero of the city. However, no citizens touch the wall, rumoring that it is guarded by a Guardian Naga who will materialize and protect the artifact if it is disturbed. The Naga will warn the Heroes if they touch or deface it, but is Lawful Good and friendly.
Celestial fae

**Celestial fae** are an uncommon species of fae who possess incredible elemental power. The only named celestial fae is Gwyn ap Nudd.

## Physical Description

It's unknown if celestial fae are all common fae, but Gwyn is common fae, and common fae look much like ordinary humans.

## Abilities

Seelie and Unseelie celestial fae apparently function so differently that when Gwyn was classified as a Seelie celestial fae, he was considered anomalous. According to Taronis, once Gwyn's true alignment was revealed, the only unique thing about Gwyn is how he survived childhood.

Gwyn's light - and seemingly all Unseelie light - is deeply destructive. Gwyn's power turns his 'hair paler than it should be, his eyes water-blue instead of bright, burned the hairs from his skin and rendered him a pale ghost, as though the light was trying to eat him from the inside out.'

Gwyn is able to detect celestial objects hours in advance, stating that, 'Meteors, comets, other flying space debris, it all sang in his blood before he saw them streak across the skies.' This ability may be a common trait for celestial fae, as Augus Each Uisge declared Gwyn to be celestial fae upon learning Gwyn could do it.

## Characteristics (culture, habits)

Celestial fae can be of either alignment, but adult Unseelie celestial fae are rarer because 'they are more likely to self-combust before the age of ten, due to the destructive manifestation of their power.'

## Trivia

* Though Taronis does not confirm or deny it, Gwyn implies that with the similarity of their light powers, Taronis might also be celestial fae, but it's also possible that he's simply mastered elemental magic.

## Image Gallery

Fanart of Gwyn ap Nudd by brenoftarth https://brenoftarth.tumblr.com/post/176992834609/another-one-of-not-poignants-ocs-gwyn-i-adore
## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 not\_poignant. “The Court of Five Thrones.” *The Fae Tales Verse. Archive of Our Own,* 6 February 2015. https://archiveofourown.org/works/1749290/chapters/7205945. Chapter 29: Classless.
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 not\_poignant. “The Ice Plague: Book 1 - The Forest of Fire.” *The Fae Tales Verse. Archive of Our Own,* 10 August 2018. https://archiveofourown.org/works/12036105/chapters/36302208. Chapter 26: A Familiar Blue.
3. ↑ not\_poignant. “Game Theory.” *The Fae Tales Verse. Archive of Our Own,* 7 February 2014. https://archiveofourown.org/works/915296/chapters/2390892. Chapter 40: Accidents.
4. ↑ not\_poignant. “Game Theory.” *The Fae Tales Verse. Archive of Our Own,* 21 March 2014. https://archiveofourown.org/works/915296/chapters/2808781. Chapter 46: King.
Johnny-Ray

DEBUT | ""

**Johnny-Ray** is a recurring character.

Bio
Johnny-Ray is Friendly Falls resident country musician and rickshaw driver. He plays guitar and sings.

Style
He dresses in the traditional country style, cowboy hat, sturdy boots, jeans, loose shirt and a simple plated buckle belt.
Johnny-Ray isn't interested in accessorising or dressing up, he's much more comfortable with simple and practical.

Gallery
*To view the gallery for **Johnny-Ray**, click here.*
Trivia
Blue Annis

The **Blue Annis** are a hive-mind Unseelie fae that have only been found in the forest of Oswal-Tay. They are cousins to Black Annis.

## Physical Description

They have pale glowing eyes, and appear misshapen. They have blueish skin and poorly looked after fur, and have limbs with 'too many joints twisted in the wrong direction.' This gives them a jerky, unnatural, intimidating movement. They have extremely sharp teeth, and two claws that grow out of every finger. Their claws are longer than their hands, and razor sharp.

## Abilities

Due in part to being so monstrous and mindless, Blue Annis cannot be influenced by compulsions.

All Blue Annis are connected via a hive mind, which allows them to hunt collectively and successfully.

They are able to cloak their presence from almost all fae while hunting, though Court (and higher) fae can detect and sense them.

## Characteristics (culture, habits)

Blue Annis are hunted by miskatin in Oswal-Tay. They cannot cross the boundary of the forest, so once a fae has escaped it, the Blue Annis can no longer hunt them.

Blue Annis taunt their victims. The first time Gwyn ap Nudd encountered them, they laughed and told him to run, before clearly enjoying chasing him down to try and feed on him. They did something similar when they encountered Mosk Manytrees, Eran Iliakambar, and Julvia Dubna Vajat in Oswal-Tay.

Blue Annis fix bone and other bits of viscera to trees by tendon, hanging them like decorations. They're called 'bone trees' and they're normally a sign that Blue Annis actively hunt in the area.

## Trivia

* They are one of the few fae to have nearly gotten past Gwyn's defenses. In *The Ice Plague: Book 3 - The Ice Plague*, it's clear that if Mosk Manytrees hadn't been able to stop the Blue Annis with magic, they would have overwhelmed Gwyn and possibly killed some of the ensemble cast.
* This species of fae has been invented for *Fae Tales Verse* and doesn't exist in folklore or mythology.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 not\_poignant. “Game Theory.” *The Fae Tales Verse. Archive of Our Own,* 25 January 2014. https://archiveofourown.org/works/915296/chapters/2338138. Chapter 38: Underfae.
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 not\_poignant. “The Ice Plague: Book 3 - The Ice Plague.” *The Fae Tales Verse. Archive of Our Own,* 1 January 2021. https://archiveofourown.org/works/26266345/chapters/69779910. Chapter 10: Innocence and Accidents.
3. ↑ not\_poignant. “Game Theory.” *The Fae Tales Verse. Archive of Our Own,* 7 February 2014. https://archiveofourown.org/works/915296/chapters/2390892. Chapter 40: Accidents.
4. ↑ not\_poignant. “The Ice Plague: Book 3 - The Ice Plague.” *Fae Tales Verse. Archive of Our Own,* 17 December 2020. https://archiveofourown.org/works/26266345/chapters/68919276. Chapter 9: Oswal-Tay.
5. ↑ Not-Poignant. "Are miskatin real? As in real folk..." *Actually A Little Bit Poignant.* 4 Feb 2018, 3:52 AM. https://www.tumblr.com/blog/view/not-poignant/170487760105?source=share.
Jaatikokoira

## Introduction

Jaatikokoira are one species of fae glacier dog. The only known jaatikokoira in canon is Grip, the hound and steed of Gwyn ap Nudd.

## Physical Description

When Grip first met Gwyn as a puppy, Grip was already a 'full-sized giant dog' with overly large, heavy paws, a 'too round' face, a coat of shaggy navy blue fur, and on the generous ruff of fur on the back of its neck and shoulders, grew frost. Its cheerful, wild eyes blazed the blue of phosphorescence, and its tail – that would curl loosely over its back when it wasn’t wagging furiously – had a brilliant white tail tip, to match the white spots over its eyes.' He had a 'broad, wet nose', and his paws ended in white claws.

Adult jaatikokoira can 'grow to the size of bears'. In *The Ice Plague: Book 1 - The Forest of Fire*, Eran Iliakambar noted that he could easily curl up inside Grip's mouth, and Grip was large enough to carry four adult fae on his back. As an adult, Grip has coarse, cold fur, and a shaggy mane.

## Abilities

Jaatikokoira drool ice, and can summon snow when they are mature.

## Characteristics (culture, habits)

Jaatikokoira live 'in the deep dangerous depths of glaciers, feeding on clear ice and the crushed remains of those who dared traverse them.'

Mosk Manytrees said that jaaitokoira 'eat fire fae', though it's unclear if he was just teasing Eran.

## Image Gallery

Grip as a puppy by Pia Foxhall https://not-poignant.tumblr.com/post/133570483813/okay-so-i-dont-often-draw-my-own-charactersFanart of Grip by Chi-Arts
## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 *The Court of Five Thrones*, Chapter 59: Epilogue: Futures. Accessed 07 June 2021.
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 *The Ice Plague: Book 1 - The Forest of Fire*, Chapter 10: The World Forest. Accessed 07 June 2021.
Dharva-in-the-Forest

**Dharva-in-the-Forest** is a 'town before Dharnam', which Gwyn ap Nudd, Augus Each Uisge, Mosk Manytrees, Eran Iliakambar, Ash Glashtyn, and Julvia Dubna Vajat visited while on their quest to defeat Olphix.

## Appears in

Major canon:

*The Ice Plague: Book 3 - The Ice Plague*

## Description

Prior to arriving in Dharva-in-the-Forest, Gwyn's group encountered signage with symbols rather than names: 'one wooden arrow had a painted yellow bird on it, and another had a painted horse, and yet another a painted windmill.'

'Dharva-in-the-Forest was ringed with a low wall of drystone, covered in lichen and moss. Little bees flew through small gaps in the rock. None of it had been secured with mortar, yet the wall looked like it had been standing for longer than even the town.

There were many different kinds of fae here. The houses were stone domes with arched entrances and squat little chimneys. Windows were small, and almost always covered by heavy curtains . . . At one point, on a windowsill in front of a closed curtain, [Mosk] saw several carved wooden toys painted in very bright – searingly so – colours and thought that even if these people were secretive about the insides of their homes, bright lives were still lived within them.

The signposts that were marked with symbols without words continued, there were too many to count. As [Mosk's group] walked up the central street, towards a huge village green that was more just a giant circle of ancient pine forest, other fae followed them. Some stared at Gwyn, then pointed and talked to each other.' The local fae 'wore more pompous clothing than everyone else, heavily embroidered vests, overly decorated top hats, shoes with leather flowers on them.'

The group stayed at a guesthouse during their visit. It had 'a little carving in the door of an apple that had been glazed in red. Inside, the walls were thick stone, and the house had a sense of emptiness to it. All the furniture that was needed was there, all the rugs, but it was also a little dusty and mildewed, and there were no paintings on the walls . . . . Through the back door and down an overgrown garden path lined with dandelions, was another smaller hut at the end.' Eran and Mosk stayed in the smaller hut. The hut had a 'small wooden door', and inside it 'was darker . . . , dustier, but there was a table, and rugs, and it was liveable. It was far nicer than the forest floor, and it had a bathroom, even a shower, all metal fixings in a cold stone room. There was only one room, only one large bed'.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 not\_poignant. “The Ice Plague: Book 3 - The Ice Plague.” *Fae Tales Verse. Archive of Our Own,* 9 December 2021. https://archiveofourown.org/works/26266345/chapters/88760557. Chapter 21: Hungers.
Baw

"*I can help defend the Courtlands. I know we’re usually fighting each other, but it’d be nice to get some Seelie blood on our hands and I know I’m not just speaking for myself here. Those fuckers have been picking us off one by one – army by army, military by military, and now we’re letting ourselves be talked around by one of them. You showed us a very pretty palace, Gwyn, but let’s face it, you’ve made a mockery of us over the years.*"
―Baw[[The Court of Five Thrones, Chapter 4: Suspicions]]
**Baw** is an Unseelie wokulo fae from the fae side of Sikasso, Africa, who served as a War General on Gwyn ap Nudd's council of War Generals during *The Court of Five Thrones*.

## Appearance

He is three feet tall, extremely strong, with tightly curled hair.

## Personality

He is noted to have a crushingly strong dra'ocht, and readily gets along with other War Generals, especially Mu. He listens readily, and despite broadcasting might and power, doesn't use his strength to override the decisions of others.

## Life

Baw is the War General of a precision military of wokulo. During Gwyn's Triumphal Entry, Baw was among those who pledged soldiers to the Unseelie Court.

During Ifir's mutiny, Baw didn't take a side.

## Folklore/Mythology

'The Bammana in Mali relate that there are spirits in the bush who look like dwarfs, only three feet high, whom they call Wokulo. They have big heads surrounded by abundant hair, but are mostly invisible - which helps them steal food from people's kitchens. A Wokulo has sharp eyes[,] which can see through walls and trees.'

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 not\_poignant. “The Court of Five Thrones.” *The Fae Tales Verse. Archive of Our Own,* 18 June 2014. https://archiveofourown.org/works/1749290/chapters/4283271. Chapter 4: Suspicions.
2. ↑ not\_poignant. “The Court of Five Thrones.” *The Fae Tales Verse. Archive of Our Own,* 5 September 2014. https://archiveofourown.org/works/1749290/chapters/4957257. Chapter 8: Court.
3. ↑ not\_poignant. “The Court of Five Thrones.” *The Fae Tales Verse. Archive of Our Own,* 27 March 2015. https://archiveofourown.org/works/1749290/chapters/8003448. Chapter 37: Explosion.
4. ↑ Knappert, Jan. *African mythology: an encyclopedia of myth and legend*. 1995.
Crackenylls

**Crackenylls** appear to be a kind of fae animal similar to human realm freshwater crocodiles.

## Physical Description

Gwyn ap Nudd described them as an 'exaggerated form of the freshwater crocodiles that occupied the human world. They were far larger than their human-realm counterparts'. Augus Each Uisge noted that there's a special kind of moss that grows in the 'scaly crevices' of their bodies.

## Abilities

Gwyn noted that crackenylls are fast, and 'capable of bursts of magic and electricity, if pushed.'

Augus noted that his compulsions worked on them to some limited degree, to the point that he was able to harvest moss from them, but it's not something he liked doing, as it was difficult. Augus noted that the moss you harvest from them 'loses all efficacy if you kill the crackenyll first.'

## Characteristics (culture, habits)

Gwyn noted that crackenylls are vicious. Augus noted that in all the time he worked with crackenylls, he was never able to get them to trust him.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 not\_poignant. “The Court of Five Thrones.” *The Fae Tales Verse. Archive of Our Own,* 16 January 2015. https://archiveofourown.org/works/1749290/chapters/6910442. Chapter 26: Clarity.
Hai-Hong

## Life

Hai-Hong is an Unseelie sea fae of unknown species who served on Gwyn ap Nudd's council of War Generals during *The Court of Five Thrones*. Hai-Hong was one of the fae, along with Burralga, who was trusted to lead the council on matters relating to sea fae and their holdings, and understands sea politics better than most on Gwyn's council. He was one of the fae to say that the divide between Unseelie and Seelie isn't as polarised underwater.

During Ifir's mutiny, he stayed on the sidelines, and survived.

## References

1. ↑ *The Court of Five Thrones*, Chapter 4: Suspicions. Accessed 30 May 2021.
2. ↑ *The Court of Five Thrones*, Chapter 37: Explosion. Accessed 30 May 2021.
Horse fae

## Introduction

Horse fae appear to be fae specifically associated with horses, who can transform into horse or horse-like form. Horse fae can be shifters, but not all of them *are* shifters (e.g., Pia stated that waterhorses are not horse shifters). There are a number of different horse fae in *Fae Tales*.

## Physical Description

Horse fae seem to mostly be wingless, as Pegasus is the only known winged horse fae, though it's unclear what the ceffyl dwr looks like. Otherwise, they all appear to vary widely in physical description.

It's possible that seahorse shifters are also horse fae, but little is known about them. The ones who appear in *The Ice Plague: Book 2 - The Seething Seas* wear 'sheer, grass green robes, they looked like the prettiest form of seaweed come to life. Their eyes were unusually round, they seemed much gentler than the warriors. The four of them stood quietly, each clasping their hands, waiting.'

## Characteristics (culture, habits)

Some horse fae consume humans for food (e.g., waterhorses), others consume violence (e.g., Tigbalan), and others have unknown appetites. They can be empathetic, manipulative, sadistic, wise, or, in Tigbalan's case, braggarts.

It's possible horse fae are generally territorial, as both Tigbalan and waterhorses are quite territorial.

Horse fae can be of either alignment (e.g., Pegasus is Seelie, whereas Ash Glashtyn, Augus Each Uisge, Luma, and Tigbalan are all Unseelie, and the ceffyl dwr's alignment is unknown, but likely Unseelie).

Pegasus and Tigbalan are the only known classless horse fae.

There also appear to be a species of beast horse fae - pegasus (as opposed to the classless fae, Pegasus), though little is known about them.

## Trivia

* Mosk Manytrees spotted an unknown seemingly horse fae while he and Eran Iliakambar were on the way to Many Meadows, lurking in a river: 'a pale red pony would pop its head above and look around, before sinking once more. Its eyes were wholly black, and Mosk could have sworn he saw a pale red human hand come above the water once as well, just resting on the ripples produced by the water’s flow.'

## References

1. ↑ Pia on their not\_poignant tumblr mentioning that Tigbalan and Luma are not waterhorses. Posted 08 October 2018. Accessed 05 November 2021.
2. ↑ Pia on their not\_poignant tumblr talking about waterhorses not being horse shifters. Posted 19 February 2014. Accessed 05 November 2021.
3. ↑ *Game Theory*, Chapter 30: Trade. Accessed 21 April 2021.
4. ↑ *The Ice Plague: Book 1 - The Forest of Fire*, Chapter 32: Somewhere Safe. Accessed 17 May 2021.
5. ↑ *The Ice Plague: Book 2 - The Seething Seas*, Chapter 17: Just Like You. Accessed 17 May 2021.
6. ↑ *The Court of Five Thrones*, Chapter 8: Court. Accessed 06 April 2021.
7. ↑ *The Ice Plague: Book 1 - The Forest of Fire*, Chapter 28: Like Batteries. Accessed 12 June 2021.
8. ↑ *The Ice Plague: Book 1 - The Forest of Fire*, Chapter 15: Isn't it Better? Accessed 25 March 2021.
Goblin

**Goblins** are a species of fae. Some goblins attended the last Wild Hunt. There are also goblins who serve as at least one Noble Court Unseelie family, and they sent a representative to the Coalition of the Classless.

## Physical Description

During the last Wild Hunt, a group of Unseelie goblins 'carried polearms' and looked somewhat menacing.

## Characteristics (culture, habits)

Although the goblins initially appeared menacing at the last Wild Hunt, they were quite friendly with Augus Each Uisge, and clearly knew him well, which is unusual for Unseelie fae after his Kingship. They smiled when Augus killed the King of the Forest, possibly in remembrance of past Hunts 'when Augus had loyally served the Raven Prince, carried on the Wild Hunt for him, and was nothing more than a quiet-spoken diplomat with an odd vocation and a preference for being alone.' When Prince Vane shot Mikkel after the Hunt, the goblins shouted in alarm.

Yallery Brown is a classless goblin, and 'one of the most vicious Unseelie goblins known to fae and humans alike'. When Gwyn ap Nudd presented Yallery Brown as a potential candidate to ask for aid for the Unseelie Court in the Court's hour of need, Gulvi Dubna Vajat pointed out that it was in their nature to 'try and fleece the Court and the other families', to which Gwyn replied that other Unseelie fae should already know that, since everyone knew that Yallery Brown cannot be trusted.

## Folklore/Mythology

'A goblin is a monstrous creature that appears in the folklore of multiple European cultures, first attested in stories from the Middle Ages. They are ascribed various and conflicting abilities, temperaments and appearances depending on the story and country of origin. They are almost always small and grotesque, mischievous or outright malicious, and greedy, especially for gold and jewelry. They often have magical abilities similar to a fairy or demon. Similar creatures include brownies, dwarfs, duendes, gnomes, imps, and kobolds.'

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 not\_poignant. “The Court of Five Thrones.” *The Fae Tales Verse. Archive of Our Own,* 24 July 2015. https://archiveofourown.org/works/1749290/chapters/10022663. Chapter 53: Arrow.
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 not\_poignant. “Game Theory.” *The Fae Tales Verse. Archive of Our Own,* 14 March 2014. https://archiveofourown.org/works/915296/chapters/2732377. Chapter 45: Coronation.
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 not\_poignant. “The Court of Five Thrones.” *The Fae Tales Verse. Archive of Our Own,* 14 August 2015. https://archiveofourown.org/works/1749290/chapters/10409742. Chapter 56: Islands.
4. ↑ "Goblin". Wikipedia. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goblin. Accessed 25 May 2021.
Wild Styled

**Next**  | "Best Christmas Ever"

## **Characters**

* Sunny
* Rox
* Blair
* Doodle

## **Summary**

Looking for inspiration for Sunny's next original hairstyle, Sunny and Rox decide to take Blair on her first camping trip to the forest. But city girl Blair isn't prepared for a trip to the great outdoors and causes quite a few problems.

## **Trivia**

* Only the main characters appear in this episode.

## **Gallery**

*To view the gallery for **Wild Styled**, click here.*
Pascha

## Life

Pascha was an elderly homeless human who made an agreement with Ash Glashtyn that Ash would consume him. Since Ash usually feeds on people dying of cancer or some other illness, it's likely that Pascha suffered from some illness.

After making the agreement with Ash, Pascha found a dog whom he named 'Lucky', and asked Ash to look after Lucky after Pascha was gone. Presumably, since Ash took care of Lucky for some time, Ash consumed Pascha.

## References

1. ↑ *The Court of Five Thrones*, Chapter 46: Masque. Accessed 28 March 2021.
Coblynau

"*You’ve not met many coblynau, then? . . . Your loss. And oh yes, we have lakes just as well as anyone else, I expect.*"
―Penrod[[The Ice Plague: Book 3 - The Ice Plague, Chapter 20: A Magical World]]
**Cobylnau** are a species of fae. A number of them reside alongside Unseelie aelves in Cleat.

## Physical Description

The 'coblynau were much shorter [than the aelves] and wore rich red leather jerkins, along with interesting, brimmed hats that looked completely inflexible.' Coblynau also don't have pointed ears. Penrod had 'bushy eyebrow[s]', but it's not clear if this is unique to him or common to coblynau.

## Abilities

Coblynau supposedly bring luck.

Cobylnau care for lakes, and at least some know wortcunning to the point of specializing in wortcunning witchcraft.

## Characteristics (culture, habits)

Gwyn ap Nudd suggested adding Coblynau families to the Unseelie Court, to encourage other fae to support the Court.

The coblynau in Cleat seemed welcoming to strangers, as they brought Gwyn's group food, including 'freshly baked pumpernickel, as well as a jar of fish roe, and a platter of soft, churned butter' and even 'apologised for the meagre fare, and then asked if water plants would also be appreciated.' They like living alongside the aelves.

The coblynau in Cleat seem unafraid of having to bear arms to protect themselves, which is part of why they never abandoned Cleat.

## Folklore/Mythology

'Coblynau are mythical gnome-like creatures that are said to haunt the mines and quarries of Wales and areas of Welsh settlement in America.

Like the Knockers of Cornish folklore, they often help miners to the richest veins of ore or other treasures by their peculiar knocking sound. They appear dressed in miniature mining outfits, work constantly, but never finish their task. They are said to be half a yard (1.5 ft) tall, very ugly, but often friendly and helpful.

The word *Coblynau*or Bwca in Cymraeg, (Hob Goblin in English) Goblyn is German, but due to the Welsh language and History not being used in south Wales, because of the Welsh not! is related to the English word *Goblin* and may derive from a Germanic source akin to the German *Kobold*, via the French *Gobelin*.'

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 not\_poignant. “The Ice Plague: Book 3 - The Ice Plague.” *Fae Tales Verse. Archive of Our Own,* 25 November 2021. https://archiveofourown.org/chapters/88041001. Chapter 20: A Magical World.
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 not\_poignant. “Game Theory.” *Fae Tales Verse. Archive of Our Own,* 7 March 2014. https://archiveofourown.org/works/915296/chapters/2655808. Chapter 44: Consultation.
3. ↑ "Coblynau". Wikipedia. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coblynau. Accessed 6 May 2021.
Creiddylad

**Creiddylad** is an enchanted sentient sword.

## Abilities

The sword has a woman's spirit inside of it.

## History

Creiddylad belonged to Gwythyr ap Greidawl, who loved the sword like a person and wanted to marry it, though his family didn't allow him. Lludd Llaw Eraint lied to Gwyn ap Nudd that the sword belonged to the An Fnwy family, convincing Gwyn to lead a host against Gwythyr for the sword. Gwyn won and took the sword as battle gains. Gwythyr gathered a host against Gwyn for revenge, but failed. Gwyn's heartsong of triumph so overtook him that he murdered one of Gwythyr's soldiers, Nwython, with Creiddylad, before feeding his heart to Nwython's son, Cyledr. Afterward, Gwyn went to Augus Each Uisge to get rid of his own heartsong, taking Creiddylad with him. He left Augus' home with the sword.

Creiddylad's current whereabouts are unknown.

## Trivia

Creiddylad is a figure from Welsh mythology. 'Creiddylad, daughter of Lludd Silver Hand, is a lady living at the court of King Arthur. Considered to be the most beautiful girl in the British Isles, she is loved by two of Arthur's warriors: Gwythyr and Gwyn. Her rival suitors are thrust into conflict when Gwythyr abducts her from her father's house, to which Gwyn retaliates by kidnapping her from Gwythyr. Due to Arthur's intervention in the ensuing feud, the lady Creiddylad is returned to her father and an arrangement (a *dihenydd*, or "fate") is made that forces the adversaries to engage in single combat for the object of their love every May Day—while she is destined to remain with her father, unmarried—until a final battle on Judgement Day, which will determine who keeps her forever. . . . It is also observed that the name of Creiddylad's father (Lludd) and that of Gwyn's father (Nudd) are likely cognate, which suggests that the characters are different incarnations of the pan-Celtic deity Nodons. Hence, Gwyn is often described as Creiddylad's brother. '

## References

1. ↑ not\_poignant. "Deeper into the Woods." *The Fae Tales Verse. Archive of Our Own,* 31 March 2015. https://archiveofourown.org/works/3652500/chapters/8069799. Chapter 1: I - The Waterhorse.
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 not\_poignant. "Deeper into the Woods." *The Fae Tales Verse. Archive of Our Own,* 7 April 2015. https://archiveofourown.org/works/3652500/chapters/8188004. Chapter 3: III - The Waterhorse.
3. ↑ "Creiddylad". Wikipedia. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Creiddylad. Accessed 31 August 2022.
Enaria

**Enaria** is an Unseelie merkhanwe and member of the House of Atros, as well as the sister to Stertes, Tanares, and Yescha, and the niece of King Turus. Enaria holds much power in the sea. Albion's absence while managing the Seelie Court has made King Turus resentful, and the House pushier about its authority.

## Personality

Awan said that she is not as power hungry as her brothers.

## Life

Enaria is an Unseelie sea fae and the sister of Stertes. As the niece of the leader of the House of Atros, she is likely royalty, like her brother.

## Trivia

* 'The House of Atros extends back so far as a lineage, before Albion ruled the waters. They nearly put a Queen on the Unseelie throne once, but that legend is so old it’s all in tatters now.'

## References

1. ↑ not\_poignant. “The Ice Plague: Book 2 - The Seething Seas.” *The Fae Tales Verse. Archive of Our Own,* 15 March 2019. https://archiveofourown.org/works/17959874/chapters/42834056. Chapter 2: Flame Upon the Sea.
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 not\_poignant. “The Ice Plague: Book 2 - The Seething Seas.” *The Fae Tales Verse. Archive of Our Own,* 10 May 2019. https://archiveofourown.org/works/17959874/chapters/44564854. Chapter 5: Unexpected Guests.
3. ↑ not\_poignant. “The Ice Plague: Book 2 - The Seething Seas.” *Fae Tales Verse. Archive of Our Own,* 27 December 2019. https://archiveofourown.org/works/17959874/chapters/52448491. Chapter 22: Service.
Katel

*'The sea fae threaten our lands, and we go to war, Traitor King. But on the way to war, we can always put down a King who is far from home, can’t we?'*

## Appearance

Katel was 'a tall woman in plate armour, striding across the ground, an axe strapped to her side. She had blonde, flowing hair, a voice that lulled and made Mosk want to stop and listen to her.' Her hair was filled with dirt.

She was possibly a korrigan or a dwarf, since she led a party of dwarves, korrigan, and brownies, and from her conversation, didn't appear to be a brownie.

## Life

At some point, Katel served as a warrior under Gwyn, presumably when he was a General and/or King of the Seelie Court.

While Gwyn, Augus Each Uisge, Mosk, Eran Iliakambar, Ash Glashtyn, Julvia Dubna Vajat, and the Nain Rouge were heading towards the Seelie Court, Gwyn sensed Katel and her posse approaching, and ordered Ash to take Julvia and Augus to safety. Once they vanished, Gwyn, Eran, Mosk, and the Nain Rouge were confronted by Katel and her posse. Gwyn parleyed briefly with Katel, asking that she let them all pass. Katel refused to back down.

Gwyn grabbed Mosk and ordered Eran to change into his true form, then ran a brief way's away. Katel's posse and the Nain Rouge drew their weapons, arrows began to fly, and the Nain Rouge began shooting her gun. Eran turned into his true form, and attacked. Gwyn found Ash's party and left Mosk with them, then drew his sword and went back to help fight Katel.

It seems that Katel and her posse were all killed in the fight.

## Quotations

* 'Perhaps we mean you harm,’ Katel said, tossing her hair back, dirt flying from it. ‘I fought for you once. But I’ll just as easily fight against you. It seems you’re already wounded, perhaps wandering through Seelie lands unprotected is not going so well for you.'

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 *The Ice Plague: Book 1 - The Forest of Fire*, Chapter 29: Don't Look. Accessed 04 May 2021.
2. ↑ *The Ice Plague: Book 1 - The Forest of Fire*, Chapter 30: Closing In. Accessed 04 May 2021.
Matthias

*‘His name was Matthias,’ Augus said. ‘I think someone should know it, other than me.'*

**Matthias** was a human who resided in the human realm who was friends with Augus Each Uisge, and Augus' first human victim.

## Appearance

'He had brown eyes, brown hair that was never tame.'

## Personality

Augus noted that Matthias was kind to him, and they befriended each other in part because Augus was 'a waterhorse that only ate vegetation'.

## Life

When Augus was very young, he learned to teleport to the human realm, where he met and befriended Matthias, before he'd even learned how to feed properly. Their friendship lasted many years, and Matthias saved Augus at least once from other humans who meant to hurt Augus. Augus later ate him.

## Relationships

#### Augus Each Uisge

Augus noted that his relationship with Matthias made him realize that 'humans are creatures for consumption, nothing more. Unlike Ash who persists in the belief that they can be friends and food, [he] learned – the hardest way . . . – humans are only food, and fae may be friends.’ He noted the realization was terrible.

## Trivia

* Augus noted that before telling Mosk Manytrees about Matthias, he never believed he would tell anyone, and that the story would die with him.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 not\_poignant. “The Ice Plague: Book 3 - The Ice Plague.” *The Fae Tales Verse. Archive of Our Own,* 26 May 2022. https://archiveofourown.org/works/26266345/chapters/98170593. Chapter 33: Soul Crying.
Joey

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**Joey** is a minor character in *Sunny Day*.

## Bio

Joey is an audience member of Friendly Falls.

## Style

Joey has tan skin, black hair and brown eyes, he wears a lime green T-shirt with white crosses by the short dark-lime green sleeves, the solider's shorts and the red and white shoes.

## Gallery

*To view the gallery for **Joey**, click here.*
Leshii

## Introduction

During *Game Theory*, Gwyn ap Nudd negotiated a land dispute between the leshii and the domovoi.

## Characteristics (culture, habits)

They are a faction of woodland fae, who were resistant to settling the dispute, and only settled after much shouting and alcohol consumption during nine days of negotiation, wherein they signed a land agreement to prevent war.

## Folklore/Mythology

'The Leshy (also Leshi; Russian: леший, IPA: [ˈlʲeʂɨj]; literally, "[he] from the forest", Polish: *boruta, borowy, leśnik, leśniczy, lasowik, leszy*) is a tutelary deity of the forests in pagan Slavic mythology. As the spirit rules over the forest and hunting, he may be related to the Slavic god Porewit.

There is also a deity, named *Svyatibor* (*Svyatobor*, *Svyatibog*), who is mentioned in the beliefs of the Eastern and Western Slavs as the god of forests and the lord of the leshies. His functions were identical to those of the god Veles.

The Leshy is masculine and humanoid in shape, is able to assume any likeness and can change in size and height. He is sometimes portrayed with horns and surrounded by packs of wolves and bears. In some accounts, Leshy is described as having a wife (*Leshachikha*, *Leszachka*, *Lesovikha* and also, sometimes, the *Kikimora* of the swamp) and children (*leshonki*, *leszonky*). He is known by some to have a propensity to lead travelers astray and abduct children . . . which would lead some to believe he is an evil entity. He is, however, also known to have a more neutral disposition towards humans, dependent on the attitudes and behaviours of an individual person, or local population, towards the forest. Leshy could take children who were cursed by their relatives (in particular, parents) away to the forest people. Some would therefore describe him as more of a temperamental being, like a fairy.'

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Game Theory*, Chapter 3: Desperation. Accessed 25 May 2021.
2. ↑ "Leshy". Wikipedia. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leshy. Accessed 25 May 2021.
Ariol-Arten

**Ariol-Arten** is a large town that Mosk Manytrees, Eran Iliakambar and Julvia Dubna Vajat stay near during *The Ice Plague: Book 3 - The Ice Plague*. Mosk visits an inn within the town to learn information about the roads ahead.

## Appears in

Major canon:

*The Ice Plague: Book 3 - The Ice Plague*

## Description

Ariol-Arten is a large town with cottages and buildings that all have roofs with uniform domes made of enamel and glass. Mosk suspects that magic in the town keeps the domes from shattering during inclement weather. The town is picturesque, and quite humble in nature. It is unaffected by the ice plague.

Mosk visits an inn within the town and talks with the bartender to get information about what is ahead on the road. The bartender is friendly, and the residents of the village also seemed friendly. Mosk notices while he is there that the glass he drinks ale from is also enameled, like the roofs, suggesting the town might be known for this type of craftsmanship.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 not\_poignant. “The Ice Plague: Book 3 - The Ice Plague.” *The Fae Tales Verse. Archive of Our Own,* 3 December 2020. https://archiveofourown.org/works/26266345/chapters/68206945. Chapter 8: The Ratcatcher of Hameln.
Parlor Problems

**Next**  | "A Berry Good Smell"

## **Characters**

* Sunny
* Rox
* Blair
* Doodle
* Violet
* Rosie

## **Guest Characters**

* Lacey
* KC

## **Recurring Characters**

* Hannah
* Tutu
* Madison

## **Summary**

When the Salon and the Pet Parlor have too many clients, Lacey asks Sunny if she can take over running the Pet Parlor. But while attempting to make a good impression their first morning on the job, Lacey accidentally loses track of where Tutu went and is worried Sunny won't hire her if the mishap is discovered.

## **Trivia**

* This episode references Lacey's mechanical fixing skills, when she modifies the Pet Parlor track machinery to move faster.

## **Gallery**

*To view the gallery for **Parlor Problems**, click here.*