The dichotomy of Faerie and the Abyss was introduced in 4th Edition, when the Feywild was set up as a counterpoint to the Shadowfell (an evolution of the Plane of Shadow). In Monvesia, this relationship is repeated by making these two planes the Limninal Companions. As companions, these two planes share a connection to the Lithosphere and the Pyrosphere.
While Faerie is a realm of life and creation, the Abyss is a realm of death and decay. They are bound by Vaspyron, the dominion of the morning and evening star--dawn and dusk as reflections of these two planes. Monvesia's mortal inhabitants further bind these transitive planes: While the elves of Prace (or haltias) retain the race's original connection to Faerie, the elves of Xahaca (or hulders) have abondoned that plane in favor of the darkness of the Abyss.
Musing about tabletop gaming. In particular, about tabletop RPGs--the various editions [and clones] of "the world's most popular, fantasy role-playing game;" Palladium's "Megaversal" system; Battletech & Mechwarrior; d20 Star Wars; FATE; as well as home-brew settings and game systems.
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Tuesday, August 29, 2017
Archfey of Monvesia
The archfey of Monvesia have already been visited briefly in the warlock entry of Mages of Monvesia. Here I will explore each of the chief, five archfey in some detail. Though each of the archfey represent one race or another, all are unique and powerful creatures.

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5th edition,
archfey,
Dynasphere,
elves,
Feywild,
inner planes,
Monvesia,
warlocks
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