Seelie Domain

Structure

The Summer Queen rules the Seelie Domain with absolute authority. Below her in authority are the Summer Lords. Each of those Summer Lords is in charge of a province. Below the Summer Lords in authority are the Provincial Guards. The Queen and all of her lords have their own guards to command. No lord can command any other lord's guard or the Queen's guard, but the Queen can command any guard. The Queen and her lords are referred to as the Inner Court, while the Provincial Guards and some other titles are referred to as the Outer Court. The Inner Court can easily meet with the Queen. The Outer Court can more easily meet with lords, but not very easily with the Queen. Altogether, the Seelie government is referred to as the Seelie Court. Mayors and town councils are not part of the Seelie Court, and have little to no regulation.

Provinces

The provinces are each named after their current ruling lords. The territory of each province and the number of provinces has often fluctuated, and there's no guarantee that they will remain in their current form for long. The four current provinces of the Seelie Domain are...

Lord Cyfrin's Province
Lord Dawn's Province
Lord Novella's Province
Lord Shieldmeet's Province

Demography and Population

Races

These races are listed from most common to least common. They are all playable.

Humans are the most common race throughout the Seelie Domain.
Goblins can be found most often in goblin camps in the forests, but they do sometimes integrate into race society.
Halv-Dryads commonly live on their own, and often don't feel entirely at home. They tend towards forested locales, but can often be found in race society.
Tieflings can be found integrated into race society.
Dragonborn in the Seelie Domain are most commonly faerie dragonborn.

Pseudo-Races

These pseudo-races are listed from most common to least common. They are not playable.

Sprites and Pixies can be found in tinyfolk villages in forests, but many also enjoy the company of race society.
Dryads are fairly common in forests, and can be found almost nowhere else.
Quicklings are rare to see, but can be found a little more commonly nearby forested villages.