The faith of the Summer fey.

The High Gods: the three Divines above all others

• The Father: he who weaves the dreams, the creator of all fey
  • The Father appears to be a bearded fey lord with short antlers and indigo eyes. He has small antlers and butterfly wings. He has deeply tanned skin.
• The Mother: she who breathes life into the fey, also a reflection of The Queen, but not counted as one of The Mothers
  • The Mother is considered to be a reflection of The Queen, and as such, she appears to be The Queen in a silver dress. She has the tail of a red fox and dark black skin.
• Mother Summer: not a reflection of The Queen, but the embodiment of Summer
  • Mother Summer is an old crone with wrinkled face and warm smile, with golden, shining hair and eyes, over dark skin. She has a fox's eyes.

The Court: those who serve directly in the court of the High Gods, extremely revered amongst the Summer fey

• Sweet Lover: mistress of the Father, revered and beloved
  • Sweet Lover appears to be a beautiful woman with sapphire eyes and finest dress, adorned with presents from the entire Court. She is depicted with a wide range of skin tones.
• The Merry Jester: now dead, he once brought cheer to the whole court
  • Once he appeared to be a fey jester with antlers adorned with bells. He now rests in The Queen's gardens, they say. He is very pale.
• Singer of Songs: her songs raise us above
  • A short, stout fey woman with a big voice and rabbit ears. She has green and blue skin.
• The Gambler: fortune's favorite, he who rolls the dice
  • A short, stout fey man with dingy clothing and fine jewelry and a sheepskin cloak. His skin is pale, sweaty, piebald.
• The Juggler: the talented Divine who tumbles and juggles for the High Gods
  • A neatly dressed fey jester with tan and indigo motley. He wears a mask that is a distorted falcon face. He is prim and precise and has the ears of a cocker spaniel. His motley has many bells upon it. None have seen beneath his motley and mask to know his skin tone.
• The Trickster: she who loves pranks and games
  • A childish fey girl in green and gold. She has one antler with a fuzzy ball at the end of each point, and she has a single floppy mule ear. She has huge buck teeth and crossed eyes, but they say her silly appearance changes when she is in the midst of a masterful prank. She is pale skinned.
• The Storyteller: the most revered of the Court, he who tells tales for us all
  • He appears to be an ancient fey man in simple russet robes. He has a long nose and grey, messy hair, and his feet are those of a rooster. His skin is black as night.

The Rural Gods: worshiped mostly amongst the peasants

• The Feeling: a Divine defined as an intense emotion that comes over one
  • No physical appearance, only intense emotion.
• The Ancient One: his role is to remember things
  • He appears to be a dark-skinned, wrinkled old fey with moth's wings. He is blind.
• The Everchanging One: the reason things change
  • No permanent appearance, known to often appear as a cloud or a song or a glint of light.
• The Ern: watches over the seasons
  • A massive sea eagle, constantly weeping.
• The Peasant God: he toils alongside us
  • He looks like a bent, hardened, fey peasant farmer with a dog's tail. He has dark skin.

The Mothers: the thirteen Mothers are revered as reflections of The Queen; none reflect The Queen's true personality. This is intentional propaganda.

• The Servant Mother: now dead, the Mother who tends our house
  • She appeared to be The Queen in a taupe cloak and house dress. Her skin is pale.
• The Great Mother: the Mother who tends the children
  • She appears to be The Queen with a lavender robe. She has the beak of a stork. Her skin is dark.
• The Grandmother: now dead, the Great Mother's Mother
  • She appeared to be The Queen with a lavender stole and silver hairnet. She had a checkered beetle's wings and her skin is dark.
• The Hearth Mother: the Mother who protects the house
  • She appears to be The Queen with a snail shell. Her skin is pale. She wears a simple house dress.
• River Mother: the Mother who dwells in the rivers
  • She appears to be The Queen made of river water.
• Mother Forest: the Mother who dwells in the forests
  • She appears to be The Queen with nutbrown skin and green hair and moss for a dress.
• Mother Flower: the Mother who dwells amongst the flowers
  • She appears to be The Queen with dark skin and flowers all over her, from her hair to her feet. She wears nothing but flowers.
• Mother Field: the Mother who dwells in the fields and plains
  • She appears to be The Queen with dark, weathered skin and short hair. She has clawed hands and wears riding leathers.
• Mother Harvest: the Mother who brings in the harvest
  • She appears to be The Queen with dark, weathered skin and long, amber hair. She carries a scythe and wears a simple, homespun dress. She has a mouse's tail.
• Mother Rainbow: the Mother who shines brightly the colors
  • She appears to be The Queen made of rainbows, wearing a crown that exudes radiant light.
• Mother Light: the Mother who is kind
  • She appears to be The Queen covered in wool. She wears a golden dress and a crown of heavenly light.
• Mother Crossroads: the Mother who waits and guides and connects us
  • She appears to be The Queen in a blue cloak, hiding all of her features, riding a beautiful horse.
• Mother Death: the final form of the Mother, the Crone, she who takes us all
  • She appears to be The Queen in black, with palest, fragile, wrinkled skin. She has a rook on her shoulder and the tail of a black fox.

The Lords: independent of the Court, they do not answer to the High Gods, but they are much revered

• Lord of Beasts: he who guides and tends the beasts and animals of the world
  • Feet of a lion, arms of an ape, body of a bull, head of a deer (with massive antlers), tail of a lizard and a scorpion, dog's snout, eyes of a dragonfly, wings of an eagle, claws of a badger, ochre fur.
• Lord of Earth: he who dwells in the mountains and under the loam, he who is stone
  • A goat-legged bearded old fey man with a heavy sledgehammer. His skin is grey and cracked.
• Lord of Flame: the burning flames, the heat, the unflinching fire
  • A huge fey man with burning antlers, salamander skin, surrounded by fireflies.
• Lord of Winds: he who brings the winds from all directions
  • A huge fey man riding the wind. He has feathered arms and sallow skin, with eyes of topaz. He wears nothing.
• Lord of Storms: he who guides the thunder and rain
  • An old fey man with a cloud chariot. He has antlers which spark lighting and the tail of a fish.
• Lord Laughter: he who reigns over May and Far, he with booming laughter and fine drink
  • A laughing, fat fey man with broken antlers and a golden chalice. He has the legs of a goat and a scraggly beard.
• The Great Lord: he who observes and remains neutral
  • A huge fey man with massive antlers and the lower body of a deer. He has reddish skin and the jewels for eyes. He wears a heavy leather cloak.
• The High Lord: he who is authority, he who commands
  • A tall slender fey man with a crown made of copper. He has small goat horns and hooved feet, furry legs, and the tail of a jackass.
• Warrior-King: he whose sword is sharpest, whose shield is strongest, whose arm is greatest
  • A 12' tall fey warrior with bright red skin, massive antlers made of iron, and an iron sword.

The Wild Hunt: feared and revered, the Hunt is both the taker of souls and the protector of the Summer

• The Hunter: seen as a genderless, antlered hunter, a Divine who embodies the Hunt